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Most of the OSS projects I use seem to either have moved to the GitHub container registry or some other (smaller) equivalent. Some have even set up their own re
by rcarmo 2y ago
Most of the OSS projects I use seem to either have moved to the GitHub container registry or some other (smaller) equivalent. Some have even set up their own registries behind Cloudflare.
- trulyrandom 2y agoDoes GitHub's container registry still require authentication for pulls?
- OJFord 2y agoNo, I wasn't aware it ever had.
- danigarcia 2y agoAs far as I know, only Github Packages requires authentication for downloads, but that's a separate thing to Github container registry
- rcarmo 2y agoStill? It never did unless it was a private repo, I think.
- sodality2 2y agoOne of the first things I did was move to Quay.io which is unlimited everything for OSS projects. I was reaching a point where I had 1M+ pulls a month (I suspect some kind of DDoS, accidental or otherwise, for a project with just 1.7k stars) - and not having to even think about the bandwidth or anything was wonderful. It's nice to be supported by Red Hat which I generally consider more benevolent towards OSS as opposed to Docker Hub.
- 8organicbits 2y agoAre you worried that Quay will be less generous in the future, similar to the changes at Docker hub?
- sodality2 2y agoNope, just validating the "OSS projects moving to other equivalents" - though it's always a concern!