Michael Hrivnak wrote:
This is conceptually the same with v1 and v2; they've mostly just changed terminology.
To clarify a little, in pulp-docker-2.0.0 (not released or even alpha built yet), we are going to have a new data type called a Manifest. Rather than interacting with and promoting layers, users will now interact with Manifests. The Manifests themselves reference the layers (now called Blobs). So to remove a Blob that has a security problem is simply a matter of removing the Manifests that reference it and then running an orphan cleanup. Pulp itself will automatically remove Blobs from repositories as soon as all Manifests that reference them are removed, the orphan cleanup is for removing the Blobs from Pulp entirely when no repositories reference them.
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