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So if it's only such a small amount of accounts, then surely it's barely a line item. Makes no sense, something doesn't add up here.
by dawnerd 4y ago
So if it's only such a small amount of accounts, then surely it's barely a line item. Makes no sense, something doesn't add up here.
- giaour 4y agoI would guess that those 2% of users account for more than 2% of the load on Docker Hub. Open source projects on a regular release cadence would push images more frequently than your average user, and those public images from the projects themselves were probably used in FROM statements more frequently than other images.
- dawnerd 4y agoObviously but they should use that metric of resources used vs how small the impact is.
- giaour 4y agoI think they used one metric (resources used) when deciding to kill free teams, then their PR team scrambled to find another metric to make the whole kerfuffle seem like a tempest in a teapot when the backlash hit.
- rightbyte 4y agoSure. But what share of their users use those 2% images. Surely way more. Also I don't think Docker grasps how much their users value a one way stop for pulling images of OSS. It is a really stupid move.