docker local registry

System Environment: CENTOS7Docker version: 1.12.3 (note the version, there may be different version settings different scenarios)Docker Registry version: 2.4.1Problem:Successfully installed Docker registry, entered Http://192.168.1.100:5000/v2 in the browser and successfully returned the JSON data. When you push to

1. Pull the Docker registry imageDocker Pull Registry2. Create a certificate store directoryMkdir-p/home/registry3, Generate CA CertificateEdit your/etc/ssl/openssl.cnf on the logstash host-add subjectaltname = ip:10.1.10.1 inch [V3_ca] section.In general, the certificate only supports domain name access, to enable it to support IP address access, you need to modify the configuration file OPENSSL.CNF.In the

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Docker if you need to manage the image from a non-SSL source, you need to configure the Insecury-registry parameter for the Docker profile, typically modifying its configuration file in the following location:*/etc/sysconfig/docker*/etc/init.d/dockerBy default, the Insecure_registry parameter is commented out and can b

After using the Docker login command, you can push the image to the Dockerhub using the push command, but dockerhub on the public web, the free account has only one private repository free, All that remains is to be made public. Due to various restrictions, the creation of enterprise private warehouses has a variety of application scenarios. This article will briefly describe how to build a private repository from the use of

Starting with the docker1.3.2 version, the default Docker registry uses HTTPS, and when you use Docker pull non-HTTPS Docker regsitry, the following error is reported:Java code Error:invalid Registry Endpoint ...Get ... If This private

10.40.100.145 onDocker run-d--name consul0--restart=always-v/mnt:/data \- P 8300:8300 \- P 8301:8301 \- P 8301:8301/udp \- P 8302:8302 \- P 8302:8302/udp \- P 8400:8400 \- P 8500:8500 \docker-registry.venic.com:5000/consul:latest-server-advertise 10.40.100.145-bootstrap-expect 310.40.100.146 onDocker run-d--name consul1--restart=always-v/mnt:/data \- P 8300:8300 \- P 8301:8301 \- P 8301:8301/udp \- P 8302:8302 \- P 8302:8302/udp \- P 8400:8400 \- P 8

Docker is becoming more and more popular, and if your team is ready to start using Docker, then a private repository is essential, first of all to help you speed up the pull image from the server, and, second, to help you store a private image. This article is about how to open a images backup from a public server to a local private server. An example of Ubuntu i

Docker private registry certificate problem, dockerregistry In the private registry recently set up in the previous article, the reference article pointed out that problems may occur during push: The image cannot be pushed to the private repository. This is because the registry service we launched is not secure and r

Recently began to use Docker, the common command to touch once, want to put the image of the build process on the Jenkins. The specific process will not say, very simple, only need a few commands on it. An exception can be reported when pushing to a private registry: Docker push registry.mydocker.com/demo/small:latest The push refers to Repository [registry.mydoc

Many official versions of Linux images can be downloaded directly from the official repository (Public repositories. Considering the security and speed, we may want to set up a private repositories in our own LAN to store our own images. docker-registry is the tool we need. git clone git clone https://github.com/docker/docker