Comment on Red Hat Introduces Open Source Project Quay Container RegistryparentComments−znpy6yIt's probably because after Harbor got incorporated into CNCF its development kinda skyrocketed.It was in a mostly stagnant state, a release once in a while, and now it's going regular and strong.The thing is, after things get the "CNCF" stamp they kinda go viral and become the "de facto" standard.This means that Harbor would become the most usual way to run a private registry and thus Quay would lose ground (=> harder to sell).Source: just implemented Harbor at work. Quay would probably have been better (probably "production ready") but Harbor was free & open source.−freedomben6yThanks znpy. Can I ask what your orchestration stack looks like?
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It's probably because after Harbor got incorporated into CNCF its development kinda skyrocketed.
It was in a mostly stagnant state, a release once in a while, and now it's going regular and strong.
The thing is, after things get the "CNCF" stamp they kinda go viral and become the "de facto" standard.
This means that Harbor would become the most usual way to run a private registry and thus Quay would lose ground (=> harder to sell).
Source: just implemented Harbor at work. Quay would probably have been better (probably "production ready") but Harbor was free & open source.
Thanks znpy. Can I ask what your orchestration stack looks like?