User reports from slack came in that with the default configuration, deis pull on some trivially large images like wordpress:latest (Docker Hub measures this one at 145MB) will fail.
The relevant errors appear to be showing up in the registry logs. It seems like it's possible that minio is rejecting the images because a layer is too big, but that seems like a pretty low ceiling.
The same procedure applied with the example-dockerfile-http image (4MB according to Docker Hub) succeeds. I have not tried to reproduce this issue yet on a cluster that is not running minio and has Object Storage properly configured, but it seems likely from the errors presenting in registry logs that this change will resolve it.
User reports from slack came in that with the default configuration,
deis pullon some trivially large images like wordpress:latest (Docker Hub measures this one at 145MB) will fail.The relevant errors appear to be showing up in the registry logs. It seems like it's possible that minio is rejecting the images because a layer is too big, but that seems like a pretty low ceiling.
The same procedure applied with the example-dockerfile-http image (4MB according to Docker Hub) succeeds. I have not tried to reproduce this issue yet on a cluster that is not running minio and has Object Storage properly configured, but it seems likely from the errors presenting in registry logs that this change will resolve it.