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The thing is, if images are still accessible, then they still incur egress costs for Docker, thus negating the potential cost savings from this move. So at bes
by julianlam 4y ago
The thing is, if images are still accessible, then they still incur egress costs for Docker, thus negating the potential cost savings from this move.
So at best, they just tanked their reputation for... minimal cost savings?
- bombcar 4y agoEgress is (relatively) cheap and the amount of it will dwindle over time as the images become more and more "out of date".