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Docker Private Registry with Frontend UI

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Hey! In this DevOps learning post, I've done my experiment on Docker Registry-Server connecting with the docker registry UI as a frontend. To support this Frontend service, we have an Apache HTTP server container used as a docker-registry-frontend image. Docker Registry Server connect with Frontend UI Step 1: Go to the docker hub search for 'docker-registry-frontend' given version Pull the image to your local system. docker pull registry docker pull konkardkleine/docker-registry-frontend:v2 docker images docker network create registry docker network ls Step 2: Create the registry server using a docker container run command which expose the port as 5000 and the network that we have created in the step1. This separate network creation will be easy to isolate with other containers running on the same host. docker run --rm -d -p 5000:5000 --name registry-server \ --network registry To verify the access of registry-server docker logs registry-server -f Step 3:  You ca...

Publishing to Docker hub your own Docker Images

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 Hey DevOps Engineer, In this post I would like to share my experiment on Docker image creation and pushing to the public repository. Docker Hub is the world's easiest way to create, manage, and deliver your images with the teams who are working for microservices applications that runs on containers. Docker Hub allows you to pull docker images that are built by other community members, organizations on the Hub.  Docker Hub is a cloud-based registry service that allows you to link to code repositories, build your images and test them, store manually pushed images, and links to Docker Cloud so you can deploy images to your docker hosts. Publishing custom Image to Docker Hub Steps to publish the image Please use the following steps: Register with Docker Hub Login to docker hub from your Docker Host  Commit and Pushing to Docker Hub registry Docker tag Create an account/ Docker ID. If you have already then signed into it. Login into the docker hub from the docker host  ...

How to setup the Docker Private Registry on Ubuntu 19.04 with Docker 19.03.2?

What is Docker registry? There are various situations where a team could work on the microservices. Every time you connect to the internet and pull the images will be cost & time-consuming process. In an organization level if we set up the docker registry, where we can pull the images and all team members will reuse it by using the internal network. Docker  public registry A central place to store all organizational required docker images were distributed. There are several implementations of docker registries where it is build up with the following: A simple webserver to make access to docker images available A complete web application with user access Docker builds are available in two services: DockerHub, Docker Trusted Registry DockerHub is a public repository where you publish your contribution to any image that you made with tag [versions] which can be downloaded by anyone from the internet. It should be searchable.  It all depends on the stars , the num...