Working with containers
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Quickstart
Configure Docker for Container Registry and then push and pull an image.
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Enabling and disabling the service
Turn on and turn off the Container Registry service.
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Access control with IAM
Configure required permissions for Container Registry.
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Authentication methods
Authenticate to Container Registry with an access token or a JSON key file.
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Pushing and pulling images
Push images to Container Registry.
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Pulling cached Docker Hub images
Pull cached copies of frequently requested public images in Docker Hub.
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Managing images
Manage images stored in Container Registry.
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Migrating containers from a third-party registry
Migrate container images from a third-party registry to Container Registry.
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Using Container Registry with Google Cloud
Use Container Registry with other Cloud Platform resources, such as Compute Engine, Container-Optimized VMs, and Kubernetes Engine.
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Configuring Pub/Sub notifications
Integrate Cloud Pub/Sub with Container Registry.
Securing containers
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Container analysis and vulnerability scanning
Manage container metadata and scan images for vulnerabilties.
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Securing Container Registry in a service perimeter
Add Container Registry to a service perimeter with VPC Service Controls.
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Using customer-managed encryption keys
Use customer-managed encryption keys as an additional encryption layer on top of the standard Cloud Storage encryption.
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Best practices for containers
Learn best practices for building and securing container images.