Re: [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)  |  Resolution:
 Keywords:  meeting         |
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Comment (by acarter):

 Some pros and cons shared by MattDM:

 I can think of several reasons that having a two-week cadence might be
 beneficial:

 * Fights the (accurate) perception that Fedora updates are an unmanageable
 firehose
 * If some layered images represent modules, and we want the modules to
 work together, putting them in batches makes it easier to test that a
 given batch _does_ work as a coherent whole
 * Provides a rhythm that both users and developers can expect.

 On the other hand, we NEED to be able to deliver updates out-of-cycle for
 critical and important updates (both security and bugfix), and it's also
 important to make other bugfixes (and new features) available to people
 who want them without having to wait.

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