Let’s briefly break this down, as its just plain configuration (without password, S3 or SSL). Image: konradkleine/docker-registry-frontend:v2 Here’s the docker-compose.yml file we start with: We can use docker-compose to run the app stack, instead of running each container separatley. An app stack is a group of apps (stack) that is linked together to perform certain tasks. Each one of the components runs inside its own container, which forms the app stack. It has a front-end component (which is optional) that allows you to access the registry data from a browser. The registry app itself runs in a container. For the rest of this post, I assume you read the Registry OverviewĪt the official site.
#Docker run image in custom registry how to#
I’ll explain how to implement the three items mentioned above. In this post, I address the issues I had encountered when I deployed our registry server. You should read it to get a grasp of what is it and how to run it. The official Docker documentation covers the subject in-depth. “The Registry is a stateless, highly scalable server side application that stores and lets you distribute Docker images.” Store the images on locally or in the cloud (S3/Azure/GoogleCloud).
Or, you can just run your own Docker Registry and have the flexability to:
If you need to keep them private, this service costs money. , but a free account obligates you to share the images. I went over the official docs which are very good, and looked up some 101 tutorials to get started. I remember the day I started using Docker.
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