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To access a registry we will have to make it public, so please use an ingress named img.<apiphost> (a 3 letter because are reserved for internal services) and protect the registry with a randomly generated secret. Then create a service account for the invoker and assign the secret to access the registry
We always use ssl, except in miniops. SInce it is local, we have to use http so the docker registry will aways be insecure and cannt be used unless we explicitly instruct the containerd in kind to use an insecure registry.
So we have to change the kind setup to add those configurations:
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fziviello commentedon Jul 19, 2025
working on it
[-]Deploy a local registry[/-][+][fabio ziviello] Deploy a local registry[/+]sciabarracom commentedon Jul 22, 2025
To access a registry we will have to make it public, so please use an ingress named
img.<apiphost>(a 3 letter because are reserved for internal services) and protect the registry with a randomly generated secret. Then create a service account for the invoker and assign the secret to access the registrysciabarracom commentedon Jul 22, 2025
We always use ssl, except in miniops. SInce it is local, we have to use http so the docker registry will aways be insecure and cannt be used unless we explicitly instruct the containerd in kind to use an insecure registry.
So we have to change the kind setup to add those configurations:
https://medium.com/@nash.checkin/kind-kubernetes-in-docker-pulling-image-from-private-insecure-registry-2711706629cb