Docker Defends Desktop Pricing, Says Support Led to Faster Features
We caught up with Docker to discuss the new changes and the hubbub around Docker Desktop's pricing changes, which involve charging a subscription for companies with more than 250 employees or annual revenue greater than $10 million.
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