Comment by oauea 6 years ago Time for someone to create a new service that will pull your images into /dev/null once a month. 11 comments oauea Reply mr__y 6 years ago This could also be solved by one person running a service that would crawl all public docker images and pull those that are close to expiration automatically every 6 months. At this moment I'm just curious how much resources would be needed for that SkyBelow 6 years ago If Docker cared enough to implement this policy, then why wouldn't they just modify it enough to delete images being protected in such a fashion? remram 6 years ago If you just need to send the request, not read the content in full, that can be done by one free-tier cloud VM. csunbird 6 years ago Reading the content still should not be a problem, since ingress is free for almost all cloud providers. 1 reply → ptspts 6 years ago Which hosting provider and product provides such free-tier cloud VMs? 3 replies → wildpeaks 6 years ago No need for a new service, a simple Github Action with a cron trigger can do it. zoobab 6 years ago A community of bots.
mr__y 6 years ago This could also be solved by one person running a service that would crawl all public docker images and pull those that are close to expiration automatically every 6 months. At this moment I'm just curious how much resources would be needed for that SkyBelow 6 years ago If Docker cared enough to implement this policy, then why wouldn't they just modify it enough to delete images being protected in such a fashion? remram 6 years ago If you just need to send the request, not read the content in full, that can be done by one free-tier cloud VM. csunbird 6 years ago Reading the content still should not be a problem, since ingress is free for almost all cloud providers. 1 reply → ptspts 6 years ago Which hosting provider and product provides such free-tier cloud VMs? 3 replies →
SkyBelow 6 years ago If Docker cared enough to implement this policy, then why wouldn't they just modify it enough to delete images being protected in such a fashion?
remram 6 years ago If you just need to send the request, not read the content in full, that can be done by one free-tier cloud VM. csunbird 6 years ago Reading the content still should not be a problem, since ingress is free for almost all cloud providers. 1 reply → ptspts 6 years ago Which hosting provider and product provides such free-tier cloud VMs? 3 replies →
csunbird 6 years ago Reading the content still should not be a problem, since ingress is free for almost all cloud providers. 1 reply →
wildpeaks 6 years ago No need for a new service, a simple Github Action with a cron trigger can do it.
This could also be solved by one person running a service that would crawl all public docker images and pull those that are close to expiration automatically every 6 months. At this moment I'm just curious how much resources would be needed for that
If Docker cared enough to implement this policy, then why wouldn't they just modify it enough to delete images being protected in such a fashion?
If you just need to send the request, not read the content in full, that can be done by one free-tier cloud VM.
Reading the content still should not be a problem, since ingress is free for almost all cloud providers.
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Which hosting provider and product provides such free-tier cloud VMs?
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No need for a new service, a simple Github Action with a cron trigger can do it.
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