Docker Registry

Docker Registry provides a centralized repository for storing and distributing container images. With the Cloudaware integration, teams can track image usage, manage versions, and enforce security policies for containerized applications. These features ensure consistent deployments across environments and simplify collaboration for DevOps teams.

To see how Cloudaware seamlessly integrates with Docker Registry, request a demo. 

Add Docker Registry credentials

1. Log in to Cloudaware → Admin.

   

2. Find Docker Registry in Container Infrastructure integrations. Click +ADD.
   

   

3. Fill out the form:
   

   

   WHERE
   URL: enter a base URL of the Docker-compatible registry, including https://. Do not include an image name or tag.
   Username: enter the Registry user or service account with at least pull / read permissions.
   Password: enter a password or token associated with the username (for token-based registries, paste the token here instead of an interactive login password)

   
   Click SAVE.
   

4. Verify the integration status. A green light in the ‘Status’ column indicates a successful configuration. If the light is red, contact support@cloudaware.com.
    

List of Docker Registry objects

Cloudaware supports the following Docker Registry objects (with API names):

• Docker Container CA10__CaDockerContainer__c

• Docker Image CA10__CaDockerImage__c

• Docker Repository CA10__CaDockerRepository__c

• Docker Repository Image CA10__CaDockerRepositoryImage__c

• Docker Runtime Vulnerability CA10__CaDockerRuntimeVulnerability__c