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Private container registry integration is available exclusively for Enterprise users. To learn more, contact us.

Overview

Connecting a private container registry lets the platform pull Docker images from it when running private tools. Once connected, images from that registry can be referenced in your private tool configurations without any extra authentication steps.

Obtaining Credentials

Before connecting a registry, you will need a username and an access token or password. The exact steps depend on your provider: For any other registry that supports the Docker Registry HTTP API, use the username and password or token that grants read access to the relevant images.

Adding a Registry

1

Navigate to Container Registry settings

Go to Settings > Infrastructure > Container Registry.
2

Open the Add registry menu

Click Add registry in the top-right of the page. A dropdown opens listing the supported registry types: Docker Registry, Docker Hub, and GitHub.
3

Choose a registry type

Select the type that matches your provider. The form for that type opens. See the field reference below for what each type requires.
4

Fill in the connection details

Enter the required fields, then click Add registry at the bottom of the form to save the new registry. When editing an existing registry the same button reads Save changes.

Docker Registry

Use this for any self-hosted registry or a registry that supports the Docker Registry HTTP API (including AWS ECR).
FieldDescription
NameDisplay name for this registry within the platform.
Registry URLFull URL of the registry, including any namespace (e.g., aws_account_id.dkr.ecr.region.amazonaws.com/namespace).
UsernameRegistry username.
Password / TokenRegistry password or access token.

Docker Hub

FieldDescription
NameDisplay name for this registry within the platform.
Docker Hub UsernameYour Docker Hub username.
Access TokenA Docker Hub access token with read access to the relevant images.

GitHub

FieldDescription
NameDisplay name for this registry within the platform.
GitHub UsernameYour GitHub username.
Personal Access TokenA GitHub personal access token with the read:packages scope.

Managing Connected Registries

All connected registries are listed on the Container Registry page. Click an entry to open its details panel; the ... menu in the panel header offers Rename and Delete. Deleting a registry will prevent the platform from pulling images that depend on it.