Docker has introduced a limit on unauthenticated pulls from its Docker Hub, restricting them to 10 pulls per hour per IP address. There is also a limit of 40 pulls per hour for authenticated users, which some users feel is too low. This change aims to encourage users to transition to authenticated accounts and possibly to set up their own Docker registries. Users expressed concerns about the impact of these limits on workflows and CI/CD pipelines, particularly regarding GitHub Actions, and some infrastructure constraints when using Docker behind NAT or VPNs. There is an emerging sentiment that businesses will need to explore alternative solutions, either by subscribing to a Pro account or establishing private registries within their networks to avoid disruption. Overall, this decision is expected to push more users toward self-hosted solutions and might impact collaborative development practices requiring frequent container updates.