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fideloper
Definitely an interesting move, since Docker recently released their own private repositories with their 1.0
amackera
Seems like a very logical move. First we get stable CoreOS updates, now we have private Docker index built-in.
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RazorX
We need something like this for Chef cookbooks. Managed private and public API endpoints for organizations to host cookbooks that don't belong on the main community site,
mattzito
Supermarket is exactly that - right now it's used for the public cookbook repository, but the goal is to make it usable for private repos as well.
RazorX
I wasn't aware of that. I know making it easy to host Supermarket privately is a goal, and already not too difficult, but this seems like an awkward solution for smaller organizations. So far I haven't seen any discussions about adding private repos: I would appreciate if you could direct me there. This is one such thread I've found: https://github.com/opscode/supermarket/issues/217

I would love to see some kind of namespacing: something that would come with organization-specific cookbooks. Really, when I said "don't belong on the main community site" I really mean "don't belong in the current global namespace."

nwenzel
Congrats to both teams. There's a lot of work to make clusters as easy to manage as single machines. These are definitely the right people to make it happen.