Private Container Registry

Yelken allows you to run container workloads by using images stored in both public and private container registries that are accessible from the internet. In order for Yelken to access images in private registries, you need to define the registry with correct credentials inside project's settings page under Container Registries subpage.

Defining a Container Registry

Under the Project Settings > Container Registries subpage, you can use the Add button to define the registry. Then you need to provide a few information:

• Name: specify a name for your registry. This has only display purposes and does not affect access.
• Container Registry: URL of the container registry.
• Username: username of the credential for accessing the registry.
• Password: password of the credential for accessing the registry.

Once you add the registry, you can use it by configuring a service's container image option.

Credential expiration.

Please ensure that credentials will stay valid while your services continue to exist.

If you want to update registry definition, you can do so by using Edit button located inside the same page.

Deleting a Container Registry

Inside the page where you can view the registries, you can use the context button shown as three vertical dots to open context menu and select Delete button to delete your registry. It will require a confirmation from you.

Registry that is still in use.

Yelken will prevent you deleting a registry that is still in use. You first need to configure services that use the registry to not use it.