If it does, then this will definitely be a reason to riot. It will effectively mean that anyone who wants to do more than 200 builds every 6 hours using the "right" way will have to get a docker pro subscription.
If it does, then this will definitely be a reason to riot. It will effectively mean that anyone who wants to do more than 200 builds every 6 hours using the "right" way will have to get a docker pro subscription.
> There is a small tradeoff – if you pull an image you already have, this is still counted even if you don’t download the layers.
I expect we're just going to see a lot more recycling of build nodes once it has "used up it's docker credits".
Everybody else is living the pipe dream where they have externalised their risk and probably deserve the Docker treatment.
RedHat’s patches to Docker make this possible but Docker has refused to upstream it.
Why? All your need to do is to use your domain name when referencing the image.