These are the frequently asked questions for Vultr Container Registry (VCR).
Vultr Container Registry is a managed storage and distribution service for Open Container Initiative (OCI) images. It simplifies container image management by offering a secure, scalable platform where users can store, push, pull, and manage container images. With built-in support for Docker and Kubernetes, Vultr Container Registry integrates seamlessly into existing containerized workflows, enabling easier image versioning, repository management, and automated deployments without needing to manage the infrastructure behind the registry.
Vultr Container Registry supports any platform that utilizes Open Container Initiative (OCI) images, such as Docker, Kubernetes, and other container-based environments.
You can authenticate using Docker commands available in the Overview tab of your registry in the Vultr Customer Portal. These commands include auto-generated login commands, which will require your username and API key.
If you exceed your registry storage limit, new container images cannot be pushed to the registry until you either free up space by deleting images or upgrade to a higher storage plan.
Yes, you can share your container images by making your registry public in the Settings tab. This will allow anyone with the registry URL to pull your container images without needing authentication.
You can upgrade your plan by navigating to the Settings tab in your Vultr Container Registry dashboard. Select the desired plan from the Plans drop-down menu and click Update to apply the changes.
It typically takes about 2 minutes for the Vultr Container Registry deployment process to complete. Once the process is finished, the registry will be available in your account.
Yes, all data in Vultr Container Registry is encrypted both in transit and at rest, ensuring the security of your container images and other artifacts.
Yes, Vultr provides a full set of API endpoints to create, update, delete, and manage container registries and repositories programmatically. This allows for automation of tasks like pushing images or managing repositories.
The free Start Up plan provides up to 10 GB of storage. You can upgrade to a higher plan if your storage needs exceed this limit.
Yes, you can roll back to previous versions of a container image by using the specific tag for the version you want to pull. Tags can be managed in the Repositories tab of your Vultr Container Registry.
Vultr offers four plans for Container Registry, each with different storage limits:
You can manage repositories within a Vultr Container Registry by navigating to the Repositories tab in your registry dashboard. This tab allows you to:
You can also manage repositories using the Vultr CLI or API for more advanced automation.