Hi everyone,
It was announced a few weeks ago, Docker is (again!) changing its paying plans, it seems they removed the OSS plan we were using for JHipster.
This is $300 per year, and I don’t think we should pay for it: it gives us unlimited private repo (we use none!), 15 concurrent builds (we use GitHub Actions!)…. so basically we don’t use any of those.
There are only 2 important options for us:
- Number of users: in fact we should clean up the current list, and 3 users (which is in the free tier) should be our maximum for security reasons. Current users are Frederick Hahne, Pascal Grimaud, Pierre Besson, Sudharaka Palamakumbura and myself. My proposal is that we keep Pascal, Pierre and myself.
- Unlimited pull request for our users: there is no mention of this anywhere, so I’m not sure this is still relevant. If we get in trouble with those, anyway, I would recommend going to GitHub packages. Sure, it’s of much lower quality, but as we don’t use most features from Docker Hub, and that security would be easier (everything on GitHub), that would be an easier option for us.
WDYT?
Julien
I don’t think we should pay
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