My startup pays Docker for their registry hosting services, for our private registry. However, some of our production machines are not set up to authenticate towards our account, because they are only running public containers.
Because of this change, we now need to either make sure that every machine is authenticated, or take the risk of a production outage in case we do too many pulls at once.
If we had instead simply mirrored everything into a registry at a big cloud provider, we would never have paid docker a cent for the privilege of having unplanned work foisted upon us.
My startup pays Docker for their registry hosting services, for our private registry. However, some of our production machines are not set up to authenticate towards our account, because they are only running public containers.
Because of this change, we now need to either make sure that every machine is authenticated, or take the risk of a production outage in case we do too many pulls at once.
If we had instead simply mirrored everything into a registry at a big cloud provider, we would never have paid docker a cent for the privilege of having unplanned work foisted upon us.