http-registry

version 2.1

quickstart

Setup a local private Docker registry with basic auth for testing.

Deploy the registry using docker, the restart flag will allow the registry to always run when the Docker Engine starts up on port 5000.

    docker run -p 5000:5000 --restart always --name registry brittanym/registry:2.1

When running this registry as is, it is insecure and uses self-signed certs.

optional

Follow the Deploy a plain HTTP registry section to add the insecure registry to the Docker host and follow the next section Use self-signed certificates to add the custom certificate so that the Docker daemon will trust the registry.

login information

The authorization file was created using htpasswd. Use docker login to authenticate with the registry, username admin and password admin123.

Login: docker login localhost:5000 -u admin

modify default admin password

The default password can be modified by overwriting the htpasswd file at /auth/.htpasswd: htpasswd -Bbn admin [new_password] > /auth/.htpasswd

To manually add another user using htpasswd use the previous command with a few modifications:

1. replace > with >>
2. replace the username admin with the new username

build

To build an image with unique or secure specifications, use the Dockerfile provided in this repo. A docker image is available to pull directly from Docker Hub.

The defaults of this project are not secure and should not be deployed directly into a production environment.