The Deletion of Docker.io/Bitnami

If you’re looking for an alternative here, we (the team that built Twistlock) launched Minimus a few months ago to provide near zero CVE images built continuously from source. We have long experience in this space (we even wrote NIST SP 800-190) and I’d love to talk if we could help anyone. We also have drop in replacement images and charts for Bitnami, as we describe here: https://www.minimus.io/post/the-bitnami-pricing-changes-what...

If anyone has tech questions about how it all works, tools we use, customer scenarios, etc I’d be happy to discuss.

The main question as always is price. I was also interested in things like Chainguard and Docker secure images until I had a sales call with them and found out the price.

I can’t seem to find the price anywhere on your site… I assume the reason for that is that it’s also nearly impossible for a non-fortune 500 to afford?

Please offer an implementation of the docker-credential helper, just like chainguard does with docker-credential-cgr[1], and don't put throwaway text that says "docker supports credential stores, so good luck to you" on your website https://docs.minimus.io/foundations/authentication#using-a-c...

1: https://edu.chainguard.dev/chainguard/chainguard-images/chai...

Also, this form is nonsensical https://www.minimus.io/get-started#signup-form because it distinguishes between "Individual" and "Organization" but then Company is a mandatory field. Maybe just go ahead and label it "Lead Gen / Ask For A Demo"

Nope - we're early stage so we're really flexible not just on pricing but licensing terms too. We have many customers that are smaller startups, not just typical F500 types.

It's on the roadmap :)

It's a good feature, just hasn't been prioritized so far because customers haven't really had trouble with the current basic approach.

Let me rewrite the comparison used in the "Example: Using Bitnami vs. Minimus" section of the blog post:

Using Bitnami Secure Images: You pull a versioned PostgreSQL image built on a minimal-attack-surface OS (Photon). When a CVE is disclosed or a new upstream version is released, Bitnami’s automation takes care of everything: a new container image (and Helm chart, if applicable) is built, tested, and published to your registry within hours. All you need to do is update to the latest version; no manual CVE monitoring, triage, or patching required.