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Using Docker registries to manage images

Using Docker registries to manage images

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Using Docker registries to manage images

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- [Instructor] It's a fairly simple matter to manage a small number of images when they're shared among a team of just a few developers, but once you get beyond that, it helps to have a more centralized management system. We'll look at Docker Registries that solve just that problem. Now, as you may recall, Doctor has three main components, the server, the client, and the registry. We'll focus on the registry in this video. So a registry is a storage system. A Docker Registry is a storage and delivery system for Docker images. You can use publicly available images by accessing Docker Hub. Docker Hub is a public registry. You can also share your images with others through Docker Hub. Of course, many businesses and organizations will want to keep their proprietary images for themselves. In those cases, one should use a private registry. These can be run internally in an enterprise network or in a secure cloud environment. Now, Docker images can be stored in a variety of storage systems…

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