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- We have been removed from open-source access to DockerÂ
- Tim has reapplied, we are waiting for a response from Docker
- This has impacted Tim's work in terms of testing and merging
- We can currently merge only 2-4 PRs / day
- Tim has worked on a solution to become less dependent on Docker DockerHub by building Docker images against the GitHub container registry Container Registry to avoid hitting rate limits in DockerDockerHub
- Question from Kim: do we need to copy every single build over to Docker hub DockerHub or only main images (for releases)?
- Not necessarily, if we use the GitHub container registry, we may not need to push as much to Docker hub DockerHub as we used to
- For example: We may be able to exclude pushing test images (e.g. "dspace-test") to DockerHub, or even just push release images (dspace-8.0, dspace-7.6.2, etc)
- Question: are there valid alternatives to Docker hubDockerHub?
- Yes, Google, Amazon, others have them, but they are not free; Docker DockerHub seems to be the main registry used by open-source
- If anyone has knowledge of a viable alternative, please let Tim know
- Pascal researched the Google registry, but their free plan does not work within the capacity load we need
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