Set up container (Docker)

[AndyMcAliley]

We want a containerized solution.

• Docker is the top choice, though subscriptions will be required to use Docker Desktop at the end of January 2022.
• Current practice is to host a repository on code.usgs.gov, and mirror on code.ch.usgs.gov.

[jsadler2]

Obviously I'm not on this project, but I'm interested in containers for the projects I am on. I just looked at the docker website about the pricing ( https://www.docker.com/blog/updating-product-subscriptions/) and this makes me think it will continue to be for free since we are doing non-commercial and open source projects.

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We want a containerized solution.

• Docker is the top choice, though subscriptions will be required to use Docker Desktop at the end of January 2022.
• Current practice https://code.usgs.gov/wma/wp/pump-temperature#containerization-docker-and-singularity is to host a repository on code.usgs.gov, and mirror on code.ch.usgs.gov.

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[AndyMcAliley]

Thanks Jeff! I agree that it seems like we ought to fall in the "non-commercial open source" category. However, Docker also has an FAQ that lays the pricing structure out in more detail. It specifies that government employees should always be under a paid subscription.

[jsadler2]

Ah. Thanks for pointing that out. That's too bad.