A managed container registry service for storing, managing, and distributing container images within the Vultr ecosystem.
Settings that define how your Vultr resources are configured and operate within your infrastructure.
Permanently removes the specified resource from your Vultr account.
Learn how to upgrade your Vultr server to a more powerful configuration with additional resources.
Controls which users can view and access specific resources in your Vultr account.
A centralized repository for storing and managing software packages, container images, and other binary artifacts in your development workflow.
Permanently removes the selected resource from your Vultr account.
Retrieves information about a specific resource from the Vultr API.
Modify your servers configuration to adjust resources, change operating systems, or enable features like backups and DDoS protection.
Container Registry offers four subscription plans with varying storage capacities to accommodate different project requirements, allowing for upgrades as needs grow.
The free Start Up plan for Vultr Container Registry includes 10 GB of storage at no cost for basic usage and small projects.
Authenticate to Vultr Container Registry from Docker CLI using credentials generated in the Vultr Console
Container Registry allows rolling back to previous image versions by pulling specific tagged versions, supporting semantic versioning and custom labels.
Container Registry allows sharing container images by adjusting visibility settings in the registrys Settings tab
Container Registry can be used in air-gapped environments by pulling images to connected systems and mirroring them to private networks.
Container Registry seamlessly integrates with CI/CD pipelines through standard Docker and OCI-compatible endpoints for automated image builds, testing, and deployments.
Automate container registry operations including creation, updates, deletion, repository management, and access control through Vultrs comprehensive API endpoints.
A managed service for storing, securing, and distributing OCI-compliant container images with centralized management capabilities.
A lightweight, portable runtime environment that packages applications with dependencies while sharing the host OS kernel and maintaining process isolation.
Container Registry typically deploys within minutes, becoming immediately available in your Vultr Console after provisioning completes.
Container Registrys performance optimizations for enterprise deployments including latency reduction and efficient image distribution capabilities
Container Registry is fully OCI-compliant, ensuring compatibility with standard container workflows and tools
Container Registry supports versioning through Docker image tags, allowing management of multiple container image versions within a repository.
Container Registry allows pushing Docker images via standard Docker CLI commands after authentication, offering OCI-compliant container image storage and management.
A guide explaining how to manage container image repositories in Vultr Container Registry through the Vultr Console, API, or CLI
Container Registry integrates with Vultr Kubernetes Engine for secure container image storage and deployment in Kubernetes workloads.
Container Registry provides multi-layered security for private container images with encryption at rest and in transit.
Container Registry implements role-based access control with configurable pull/push permissions through scoped credentials for secure image management at scale.
Exceeding Vultr Container Registry storage limits prevents pushing new images while maintaining access to existing ones.