Before we talk about container registries, let’s first understand what a container image is. In a nutshell a container image is a package that includes all of the files, libraries, and configurations…

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Self-hosting a container registry allows developers to maintain control over their container images, ensuring greater security and compliance with regulations. The guide provides step-by-step instructions to set up a registry server using Docker and Docker Compose, covering the configuration of Docker registry, Nginx for SSL/TLS handling, and domain setup. Alternatives like using Kubernetes or managed services like Harbor are also discussed.

Self-Hosting a Container Registry

Why you might want to self-host a Container Registry?

<p>I recently found out that I could set up a Docker container registry myself by using a Docker container, but it’s nice that this article covers how to secure the it.</p>
