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If they want to make money, they should stop listening to the community and start asking themselves "What would Oracle do?" I think a lot of companies would no
by dajonker 4y ago
If they want to make money, they should stop listening to the community and start asking themselves "What would Oracle do?"
I think a lot of companies would not really be capable to setup an alternative in time and would just have to start paying instead. Which would not be a bad thing. The opportunity cost of switching might be higher than just paying Docker for their services.
- anaganisk 4y agoOracle would've charged per core and per GB of ram and number of containers to license your docker install. Free would allow 3 containers, on single core and 512MB ram. Sales people would be calling everyday to upgrade to docker pro, which is $120 per month/per user that will allow you to self host your registry, on premises or Managed Oracle cloud (vms and bandwidth extra). Ran docker run without a valid license? Prepare to be sued.