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Looks like Red Hat is increasing the free developer subscription to 240 nodes
- infamouscow 3y agoThis is Red Hat's Docker moment.
- geerlingguy 3y agoExcept Docker is still doing pretty well, all things considered. The only real competition on the dev side was Podman, and it was only half-baked (as a full desktop replacement) when Docker had it's massive ecosystem changes. There are a lot of good Linux distros out there. Even ones with commercial support.
- ianai 3y agoThe software world can have multiple solutions to the same problem, right?
- postpawl 3y agoI’ve been using Rancher Desktop for the last few months (with the moby runtime) and it has been working well. They just had another big release that fixed a few more incompatibility issues too. I wouldn’t call it half-baked.
- jacooper 3y agoWhat does entitlements mean? Servers?
- yrro 3y agoThe Red Hat Developer Subscription for Individuals gives you 16 entitlements, each of which can be used on one physical or virtual server.
- mmcgrath1 3y agoHi all. This seems like an untimely bug to me. We are investigating. Look for clarification this week (it's the weekend now and people are away).
- jsiepkes 3y agoWould anyone trust RedHat enough to fall for that and wait for RedHat to start squeezing them by gradually lowering that number over the years?
- fariszr 3y agoQuick update: Mike, who first noted this on Mastodon, just updated his tweet (toot?) to say that his contacts at Red hat confirmed that this is a bug, the dev Subscription is still limited to 16 servers.