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by stabbles 1891 days ago
> Every time, 70% of a couple hundred megabytes are copied around for no good reason and someone needs to pay ingress/egress networking costs for these file copies. That is quite some money being burned for no good reason!

Meanwhile half of the world is pushing images by nvidia, intel and amd around for their machine learning software:

Intel OneAPI runtime libraries: 4.74GB (or 18.4GB for compilers) CUDA runtime libraries: 1.92GB (or 4.2GB for compilers)

These go binaries are still relatively small

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Most of the time, especially with the docker hub rate limiting changes people are or should be using their cloud provider's mirror or running their own mirror. Actually ingressing the docker image into your network should happen once in most production setups.