Learn how to use a private registry for your images
We provide a private image registry you can push images to with each service. To make use of it you can start by creating a service and configuring it:
Note that we are leaving the Image empty, this will auto-populate the service with the provisioned registry. We are also setting Replicas
to 0 to avoid starting the service and incurring costs before we have pushed the image.
Now you can click on Create:
Now you can click on the newly created service:
And copy the image:
The CLI can configure docker automatically to be able to push and pull images from the docker registry. To do so you need to run the following command:
After you have configured the credentials helper with the command above docker should be able to interact with your images normally:
nhost login
.After you have pushed your image you can click on your service again and update the configuration:
Notice we added the tag :123
to the image that was already pre-populated and that we increased replicas to 1
to unpause the service. Don’t forget to copy the URL where we are exposing the service. Now you can click on update:
Wait a few seconds until the project is done updating the new service and visit the URL we copied before:
Learn how to use a private registry for your images
We provide a private image registry you can push images to with each service. To make use of it you can start by creating a service and configuring it:
Note that we are leaving the Image empty, this will auto-populate the service with the provisioned registry. We are also setting Replicas
to 0 to avoid starting the service and incurring costs before we have pushed the image.
Now you can click on Create:
Now you can click on the newly created service:
And copy the image:
The CLI can configure docker automatically to be able to push and pull images from the docker registry. To do so you need to run the following command:
After you have configured the credentials helper with the command above docker should be able to interact with your images normally:
nhost login
.After you have pushed your image you can click on your service again and update the configuration:
Notice we added the tag :123
to the image that was already pre-populated and that we increased replicas to 1
to unpause the service. Don’t forget to copy the URL where we are exposing the service. Now you can click on update:
Wait a few seconds until the project is done updating the new service and visit the URL we copied before: