Repositories
The Repositories page allows you to view and manage the container images and Helm charts stored in your private registry.
Introduction
Section titled “Introduction”The Repositories table displays a list of all repositories. The table includes the following information:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the repository. |
| Latest Tag | The most recent tag associated with the repository. |
| Size | The total size of the repository. |
| Manifests | The number of manifests (versions/tags) in the repository. Clicking the external link icon opens a detailed list of manifests. |
Upload Instructions
Section titled “Upload Instructions”You can upload Docker images and Helm charts to the repository via your local terminal.
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Tag the image:
Terminal window docker tag <repository>:<tag> <registry_url>/<repository>:<tag> -
Push the image:
Terminal window docker push <registry_url>/<repository>:<tag> -
After uploading, navigate to the Applications Store to update the Helm chart configuration to use your custom image:
# Docker imageimage:# -- Docker image registryrepository: <registry_url>/<repository># -- Docker pull policypullPolicy: IfNotPresent# -- Docker image tag, overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion.tag: <tag>
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Download a chart package from Artifact Hub.
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Upload the downloaded chart:
Terminal window helm push <chart_package> oci://<registry_url>/<namespace> --plain-http -
After uploading, navigate to the Applications Store to deploy the Helm chart.
Manage Repositories
Section titled “Manage Repositories”View Manifests
Section titled “View Manifests”To view the specific versions or tags within a repository:
- Locate the repository in the list.
- Click the external link icon in the Manifests column.
- A side panel will open displaying all manifests (tags) for that repository.
View Manifest Details
Section titled “View Manifest Details”You can inspect the details of a specific image or chart version.
- Open the Manifests list for a repository.
- Click on any manifest item.
- A dialog will appear showing detailed information:
- Charts: Displays version, description, dependencies, maintainers, and source links.
- Images: Displays author, creation time, architecture, and container configuration (ports, entrypoint, commands, etc.).
Delete Manifest
Section titled “Delete Manifest”You can delete specific versions (manifests) from a repository.
- Open the Manifests list for a repository.
- Locate the specific tag/version you want to remove.
- Click the Delete button (trash icon).
- Confirm the deletion to permanently remove the manifest.