[cloud] #150: Docker container refresh cadence

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#150: Docker container refresh cadence
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 Reporter:  acarter         |      Owner:
     Type:  task            |     Status:  new
 Priority:  normal          |  Milestone:  Future
Component:  Docker (Other)  |   Keywords:  meeting
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 I need to get a decision from this group about what refresh cadence we
 should target for docker containers. We've gotten proposals to refresh
 images based on updates passing testing and moving to stable in bodhi,
 based on a regularly scheduled & predictable 2 week release cycle
 (alternating weeks with Atomic) and (of course) both. We need clear
 guidance on what the requirement will be at F25 so that we can design
 tooling to support it. If someone has an idea of what the likely
 requirements after F25 will be that might help us make somewhat informed
 design decisions also. We plan to create an automated build -> test ->
 release workflow for these refreshes so that we can scale to a large set
 of images quickly.

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