TIL that there's an IPFS solution to host docker containers allowing us to have a fully decentralized hub.

@polluterofminds and @stevedylandev.eth did you know this project?

  https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/blob/main/docs/ipfs.md

Thanks to @v1rtl.eth for sharing it with me

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I don’t think I was aware of this project, but definitely aware of the concept. Netflix did (or does) something similar.

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I don’t think I was aware of this project, but definitely aware of the concept. Netflix did (or does) something similar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNfk05D887M

You can pin images, right? If you do that, it will be decentralized to some extent. 

I always thought that BitTorrent could be a nice transport layer for containers as well.

FYI just throwing on IPFS doesn't make things decentralized, it makes them contents addressed. To decentralize them you'd need to replicate containers on multiple nodes, otherwise it's centrally hosted like a regular registry