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Years ago, when Docker and Docker Hub was starting out, I didn't really understand why is the thing not built to allow super easy self-hosting/proxying. It seem
by lukaslalinsky 2y ago
Years ago, when Docker and Docker Hub was starting out, I didn't really understand why is the thing not built to allow super easy self-hosting/proxying. It seemed crazy to me that one company is hosting full OS images that needed to be downloaded over and over again, especially for CI environments. Linux distro ISO images always had mirrors, even torrent distribution. Whenever I tried looking at caching Docker Hub images, I gave up and just accepted the wasted bandwidth.
- jugg1es 2y agosetting up your own local mirror is pretty easy. You set your docker to pull from your local network registry and you configure the registry to pull from the public repo if the requested image isn't found.