Docker Private Registry with docker-distribution Docker uses docker hub registry, or some other provided by Linux vendor . If you do not want to use docker hub, and you use Linux version which is not officially vendor supported , then we can create your own docker registry and push images there and thus have more control over it. Other reason for own/private docker registry can be that you have private / classified docker images ( Ex: Private image for banking system, Web Server, Database server, etc..) which we want to keep "in house" without exposing them to third party locations. v2 Docker registry main advantage over docker registry v1 is better API feature set and it is worth to invest time to learn how to deploy it. This post is short to write now about all docker registry v2 APIs and I recommend to read about API features Docker Registry HTTP API V2 In order use local docker registry, we have to install and configure it and afterwards be able t...
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