The Deletion of Docker.io/Bitnami

Summary

Update After evaluating the impact and community feedback, the Bitnami team has postponed the deletion of the Bitnami public catalog (docker.io/bitnami) until September 29th to give users more time to adapt to the upcoming changes.To raise awareness before the registry deletion, we will run a series of brownouts over the coming weeks. During each brownout, a set of 10 container images from docker.io/bitnami will be temporarily unavailable for 24 hours. The scheduled brownouts are: August 28, 08:00 UTC → August 29, 08:00 UTC September 2, 08:00 UTC → September 3, 08:00 UTC September 17, 08:00 UTC → September 18, 08:00 UTC The list of affected applications will be published on the day of each brownout via our usual channels.As previously announced, since August 28th, we have not published new Bitnami container images or Helm charts to Docker Hub in OCI format. The source code for containers and Helm charts remains available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. What's changing? Starting August 28th, Bitnami will be archiving its OCI registry of charts and images to a new location, Bitnami Legacy, to make room for the new secure, hardened images that will eventually reside in the main Bitnami registry. Users who are currently pulling these images will need to update their pipelines, internal mirrors, and Kubernetes clusters to pull from a new location before that time. A couple of options users have: Switch to Bitnami Secure Images Switch to the Bitnami Legacy Registry To retain existing functionality and maintain continuity of systems relying on Bitnami, we recommend switching to Bitnami Secure Images. In addition to a less disruptive transition, BSI helps strengthen your security and compliance posture by adopting the higher-quality images offered as part of BSI. Switching to Bitnami Secure Images (BSI) While some BSI images will be free, they are only for use in development/testing purposes, and a commercial subscription is recommended for access to the entire cata...