> For a better solution, don't serve 10GB container images. Instead, start from someone else's 10GB container image and add the layers you need on top of it. T

> For a better solution, don't serve 10GB container images. Instead, start from someone else's 10GB container image and add the layers you need on top of it. This is assuming I'm not shipping 10GB of novel bytes, but in (2024's) reality quite some people ship model files in container image, guess how large they are :p > it's also possible to encourage your end users to keep their own Docker registry of the image and refer to it from an internal or private copy of the image Of course. Or I can just piggy back on Cloudflare until they decided to stop the party. Sounds much easier for my casual users. For serious users they setup internal mirror anyway so I don't need to encourage someone over the Internet which is hard.