Best Container Registries for Linux of 2024

Public container registries are hosted out in the open, while many private registries operate from providers’ clouds. Mirantis Secure Registry works where you need it—including on your clusters themselves, putting you back in control. Mirantis Secure Registry is an enterprise-grade container registry that can be easily integrated with standard Kubernetes distributions to provide the core of an effective secure software supply chain. Role-based access control Integrate with internal user directories to implement fine-grained access policies. Synchronize multiple repositories for separation of concerns from development through production. Image scanning Continuously scan images at the binary level and check against a regularly updated CVE vulnerability database. Image signing Developers and CI tools can digitally sign contents and publishers of images, so downstream users and automation tools can verify image authenticity before running. Caching and mirroring Mirror and cache container image repositories to avoid network bottlenecks and make images available across multiple sites for distributed teams and production environments. Image lifecycle Automatically clean up images based on policy controls.

Docker images are stored in fault-tolerant storage. All data is replicated automatically. Each replica changes when Docker Images are edited, deleted, or created. The service offers containers for Linux and Windows OS. You can run them on your local machine, or on a Yandex Compute Cloud virtual machine. Docker image registry is hosted in the same data center as your cloud infrastructure. This allows for high-speed Docker operations without external traffic costs. Docker images are transmitted over HTTPS. You decide who can view, download, push or delete them. You use a Docker Image and we maintain the infrastructure where your registry runs. You only pay for space used by your Docker image. The service is available via the management interface, command line interface, API, or standard Docker CLI. It is compatible with the Docker Registry HTTP API V2.