Spinnaker: docker-registry
You will need a valid docker registry before you add any trigger in the pipeline in Spinnaker
Official documentation is a good resource to seek more clarifications
Spinnaker
In my case I have already added an account my-docker-registry as under (The final result after you successfully configure Docker.
bash-5.0$ hal config provider docker-registry account list
+ Get current deployment
Success
+ Get the dockerRegistry provider
Success
+ Accounts for dockerRegistry:
- my-docker-registryTo get the details I used for adding using the hal to get the account
bash-5.0$ hal config provider docker-registry account get my-docker-registry
+ Get current deployment
Success
+ Get my-docker-registry account
Success
+ Account my-docker-registry:
DockerRegistryAccount(address=https://index.docker.io, username=samarthya, password=-------------------, passwordCommand=null, email=saurabh777@gmail.com, cacheIntervalSeconds=30, clientTimeoutMillis=60000, cacheThreads=1, paginateSize=100, sortTagsByDate=false, trackDigests=false, insecureRegistry=false, repositories=[samarthya/spinnaker], repositoriesRegex=null, passwordFile=null, dockerconfigFile=null)
+ MY-DOCKER-REGISTRY
DockerRegistryAccount(address=https://index.docker.io, username=samarthya,
password=-------------------, passwordCommand=null,
email=saurabh777@gmail.com, cacheIntervalSeconds=30, clientTimeoutMillis=60000,
cacheThreads=1, paginateSize=100, sortTagsByDate=false, trackDigests=false,
insecureRegistry=false, repositories=[samarthya/spinnaker],
repositoriesRegex=null, passwordFile=null, dockerconfigFile=null)How to add?
Seek help at the console using the -h flag
bash-5.0$ hal config provider docker-registry -h
DOCKER-REGISTRY
Manage and view Spinnaker configuration for the dockerRegistry provider
USAGE
hal config provider docker-registry [parameters] [subcommands]
GLOBAL PARAMETERS
--daemon-endpoint
If supplied, connect to the daemon at this address.
--options
Get options for the specified field name.
-a, --alpha
Enable alpha halyard features.
-c, --color
Enable terminal color output.
-d, --debug
Show detailed network traffic with halyard daemon.
-h, --help=false
Display help text about this command.
-l, --log
Set the log level of the CLI.
-o, --output
Format the CLIs output.
-q, --quiet
Show no task information or messages. When set, ANSI formatting will be
disabled, and all prompts will be accepted.
PARAMETERS
--deployment
If supplied, use this Halyard deployment. This will _not_ create a new
deployment.
--no-validate=false
Skip validation.
SUBCOMMANDS
account
Manage and view Spinnaker configuration for the dockerRegistry provider's
account
disable
Set the dockerRegistry provider as disabled
enable
Set the dockerRegistry provider as enabledAdding account
The basic configuration options for docker-registry are add, delete, get (look below)
bash-5.0$ hal config provider docker-registry account -h
ACCOUNT
Manage and view Spinnaker configuration for the dockerRegistry provider's
account
USAGE
hal config provider docker-registry account [parameters] [subcommands]
GLOBAL PARAMETERS
--daemon-endpoint
If supplied, connect to the daemon at this address.
--options
Get options for the specified field name.
-a, --alpha
Enable alpha halyard features.
-c, --color
Enable terminal color output.
-d, --debug
Show detailed network traffic with halyard daemon.
-h, --help=false
Display help text about this command.
-l, --log
Set the log level of the CLI.
-o, --output
Format the CLIs output.
-q, --quiet
Show no task information or messages. When set, ANSI formatting will be
disabled, and all prompts will be accepted.
PARAMETERS
ACCOUNT
The name of the account to operate on.
--deployment
If supplied, use this Halyard deployment. This will _not_ create a new
deployment.
--no-validate=false
Skip validation.
SUBCOMMANDS
add
Add an account to the dockerRegistry provider.
delete
Delete a specific dockerRegistry account by name.
edit
Edit an account in the dockerRegistry provider.
get
Get the specified account details for the dockerRegistry provider.
list
List the account names for the dockerRegistry provider.hal config provider docker-registry account add
The DockerHub registry address is
index.docker.ioADDRESS=index.docker.io
- Options 1 name of the account
my-docker-registry - Option 2
--email=<a valid email> - Option 3
--username - Option 4
--address=index.docker.io - Option 4
--password
PARAMETERS
ACCOUNT
The name of the account to operate on.
--address=gcr.io (required)
The registry address you want to pull and deploy images from. For example:
index.docker.io - DockerHub
quay.io - Quay
gcr.io - Google Container Registry (GCR)
[us|eu|asia].gcr.io - Regional GCR
localhost - Locally deployed registry
--cache-interval-seconds=30
How many seconds elapse between polling your docker registry. Certain registries
are sensitive to over-polling, and larger intervals (e.g. 10 minutes = 600
seconds) are desirable if you're seeing rate limiting.
--cache-threads=1
How many threads to cache all provided repos on. Really only useful if you have
a ton of repos.
--client-timeout-millis=60000
Timeout time in milliseconds for this repository.
--deployment
If supplied, use this Halyard deployment. This will _not_ create a new
deployment.
--email=fake.email@spinnaker.io
Your docker registry email (often this only needs to be well-formed, rather than
be a real address)
--environment
The environment name for the account. Many accounts can share the same
environment (e.g. dev, test, prod)
--insecure-registry=false
Treat the docker registry as insecure (don't validate the ssl cert).
--no-validate=false
Skip validation.
--paginate-size=100
Paginate size for the docker repository _catalog endpoint.
--password (sensitive data - user will be prompted)
Your docker registry password
--password-command
Command to retrieve docker token/password, commands must be available in
environment
--password-file
The path to a file containing your docker password in plaintext (not a
docker/config.json file)
--read-permissions=[]
A user must have at least one of these roles in order to view this account's
cloud resources.
--repositories=[]
An optional list of repositories to cache images from. If not provided,
Spinnaker will attempt to read accessible repositories from the registries
_catalog endpoint
--repositories-regex
Allows to specify a Regular Expression to filter the repositories.
--required-group-membership=[]
A user must be a member of at least one specified group in order to make changes
to this account's cloud resources.
--sort-tags-by-date=false
Sort tags by creation date. Not recommended for use with large registries;
sorting performance scales poorly due to limitations of the Docker V2 API.
--track-digests=false
Track digest changes. This is not recommended as it consumes a high QPM, and
most registries are flaky.
--username
Your docker registry username
--write-permissions=[]
A user must have at least one of these roles in order to make changes to this
account's cloud resources.