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New York City, NY
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<b> Local Worker Bees</b><br>
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August, 2014
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<h3>Our Story</h3>
<p>Quay was originally created out of necessity when we wanted to use Docker containers with our original IDE
product. We were using Docker containers to host and isolate server processes invoked on behalf of our users
and often running their code. We started by building the Docker image dynamically whenever we spun up a new
host node. The image was monolithic. It was too large, took too long to build, and was hard to manage
conflicts. It was everything that Docker wasn't supposed to be. When we decided to split it up into pre-built
images and host them somewhere, we noticed that there wasn't a good place to host images securely. Determined
to scratch our own itch, we built Quay, and officially launched it as an aside in our presentation to the <a
href="http://www.meetup.com/Docker-NewYorkCity/events/142142762/">Docker New York City Meetup</a> on October
2nd, 2013.</p>
<p>After launch, our customers demanded that Quay become our main focus. They rely on us to make sure they can
store and distribute their container images, and we understand that solemn responsibility. Our customers have
been fantastic with giving us great feedback and suggestions.</p>
<p>In August, 2014, Quay joined <a href="https://coreos.com">CoreOS</a> to provide registry support for the
enterprise. As ever, we are working as hard as we can to deliver on the promise and execute our vision of what
a top notch container registry should be.
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January, 2018
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