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Imagine you shipped software that included references to docker hub images. That software will no longer work if any of the referenced images are deleted from d
by hoherd 4y ago
Imagine you shipped software that included references to docker hub images. That software will no longer work if any of the referenced images are deleted from docker hub. This will be the case with any helm charts that reference images that are deleted from docker hub.
Some of those charts will not have variables that let you override the docker images and tags, so some of those will not be usable without creating a new release.
This is one of the primary reasons to vendor your third party docker images into a docker registry that you control.
- aprdm 4y agoYes vendor them all too.
- account42 4y ago[flagged]
- ohgodplsno 4y ago"Don't release software that can pull code from random services on the internet then execute it without making that configurable" has been standard since the internet was available, just about. Vendor your helm charts if they are production critical. Vendor the docker images if they are production critical. Vendor the libraries if they are critical. As an added bonus, you even help making a saner internet where you don't pull left-pad three billion times a month.