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> Yes, that's a random image from the internet. By that definition, you are running it on a random OS, random processor with some random network infra.
by blackoil 3y ago
> Yes, that's a random image from the internet.
By that definition, you are running it on a random OS, random processor with some random network infra.
- viraptor 3y agoKinda. It depends what your risk tolerance is. But seriously, what's your business relationship to bitnami? What are the guarantees about keeping those images up to date? What are the guarantees about the feature set provided? How long will the specific image be available publicly/free? Is the base system guaranteed to stay the same? What about architecture support?
- TeMPOraL 3y agoI mostly agree with GGP, but GP has a point. I'm a semi-frequent users of Docker at work and personally, and I still don't know what the fuck "Bitnami" is. I'm gonna guess now (and check later) they're probably some corporate body that fell out of whatever kerfuffle happened with Docker licensing a year or so ago; but otherwise, "Bitnami" sounds to me like "Bincrafters" from Conan/C++ world - no fucking clue who they are (the name doesn't help), but everyone sure likes to depend on what sounds like a random third party.