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However, there are two problems with this software that prevented me from using it. Much like how I use GitHub Pages for my homepage and this blog. This in order to serve a registry on my own domain name, but really be hosted elsewhere, Interested in having something hosted for me. When I first casually was interested in hosting container images on my own domain name,Ĭloudflare’s Argo Tunnel still charged per gigabyte of bandwidth, so I was more Internal registries with similar requirements. This shouldn’t be too difficult, as I thought lots of tech companies run their own (the two protocols that Keycloak provide). Public browsing and I could sign in with via With this in mind, I wanted to run my own registry that had a nice web UI for Registry is just a bit of software that has no user interface, and anyone can

Is freely available, anyone can implement their own. While the “official” registry software is To the administrator to provide, if desired. Or authentication, that is not handled by the core registry software and is left
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The full specification for a registry is defined Is just a web server with some API endpoints that returns and accepts JSON and files. We quickly made copies of all our base images to our own registry.įirst off, we need to understand what a Docker registry is. In my opinion, this is a colossally stupid design decision.Īt work, this caused all of our Docker builds to fail becauseĭocker Hub was down, even though our build agents had the images already pulled. It fails and will refuse to build your image, even if you already have theīase image locally. If Docker can’t connect to the registry to check this, * Whenever you try to build a Docker image that bases off another image with FROM,ĭocker will always try to fetch the hash of the tag you have used to see if there’sĪ newer version available.

Additionally, outages are extremely disruptive,ĭue to how the Docker client works* and it using Given them locking more features behind paid tiers,Īdding more aggressive rate limits, etc.). My dependence on Docker Hub (I don’t fully trust their ability to stay around forever, (by critical, I mean like email, calendar, git, etc.), part is a desire to remove Part of this is my constant desire to host non-critical services myself Instead of docker pull ghcr.io/nathanvaughn/webtrees Would be neat to publish my containers on my own private registry, This is from a combination of dealing with these daily at work and publishing my Recently, I’ve become more interested in Docker containers and registries.
