The advisory board is just that -- advisory. It has absolutely no teeth. The open source project is 100% owned by Docker, Inc. Solomon believes strongly in a

The advisory board is just that -- advisory. It has absolutely no teeth. The open source project is 100% owned by Docker, Inc. Solomon believes strongly in a "firewall" between OSS Docker and Docker, Inc -- but it breaks down in various places where it comes to any online service. Examples: * The docker hub gets special privileges in the image namespace. It isn't built on DNS but instead rooted in a namespace owned by Docker, Inc. * The newly announced swarm depends on a discovery endpoint that (as far as I've seen) is closed source and undocumented. I'd love to see the online parts of the OSS docker project have the same "firewall" as Solomon believe he holds for the OSS components.