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You can setup mirrors for dockerhub... Or any docker registry. You also can require image signing such that if an image is signed by an untrusted party it will
by cpuguy83 9y ago
You can setup mirrors for dockerhub... Or any docker registry.
You also can require image signing such that if an image is signed by an untrusted party it will fail.
- mschuster91 9y ago> You can setup mirrors for dockerhub... Or any docker registry. But you can't make dockerd talk to this mirror by default, unless you're running the fossil Redhat fork. That is the problem: if you want to use Docker, you must open up your server to the Internet, and the entire Internet at it as the Docker infrastructure is loadbalanced and there are no guarantees the IPs will stay stable.
- cpuguy83 9y agoYes you can, that's the purpose of the mirror. To do this you set the "--registry-mirror" option on the daemon. The RH fork doesn't let you do mirrors, it let's you change the default registry, this is very different.
- ownagefool 9y agoJust to re-iterate, docker supports mirrors as my sibling poster suggested. :)