Goodbye Docker and Thanks for all the Fish

Re:Goodbye Docker and Thanks for all the Fish by pm90 on Sunday March 10, 2019 @11:52AM (#19352459)

Dockerhub doesn’t even support MFA, not to mention their IAM is all or nothing (there’s only 2 roles). I don’t think they’re focusing on the things that they should be.

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Re:Goodbye Docker and Thanks for all the Fish by coldtea on Sunday March 10, 2019 @06:24PM (#19355039)

Well, if you're focused on MFA and elaborate IAM for Dockerhub as "big problems", then I don’t think you're focusing on the things that you should be.

Those are more like enterprise checklist items than real needs...

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Re:Goodbye Docker and Thanks for all the Fish by fphhotchips on Sunday March 10, 2019 @07:14PM (#19355365)

Yes. As a response to a comment talking about enterprise support contracts as a main source of revenue for Docker, I think enterprise checklist items are entirely valid items to focus on.

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Re:Goodbye Docker and Thanks for all the Fish by coldtea on Sunday March 10, 2019 @07:45PM (#19355526)

I guess if the focus is "enterprise support contracts", that's legit.

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Re:Goodbye Docker and Thanks for all the Fish by fphhotchips on Sunday March 10, 2019 @08:00PM (#19355601)

Well this is the inherent push-pull of the industry, isn't it? The ones with money generally have insane compliance requirements (because they have money, they have more risk); the places without money care more about getting things done (since they're trying to make money...).

If it weren't so, we'd all just sell our hot new WhateverAsAService to banks straight away, right?

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