What is Dockerhub?
DockerHub is a cloud-based repository that is provided by docker, that allows the users to store and share docker images. It act as a central hub for the developers in finding the pre-built image for various software applications.
What is Docker Registry?
A Docker registry is a system for storing and distributing Docker images with specific names. There may be several versions of the same image, each with its own set of tags. A Docker registry is separated into Docker repositories, each of which holds all image modifications. The registry may be used by Docker users to fetch images locally and to push new images to the registry (given adequate access permissions when applicable). The registry is a server-side application that stores and distributes Docker images. It is stateless and extremely scalable.
Table of Content
- What is Docker?
- What is Docker Images?
- What is Docker Image Registry?
- What is Dockerhub?
- Docker Login
- What is Docker Distribution?
- What is Authentication of Dockerhub?
- Uses of Docker Registry
- Different Types of Docker Registries
- Basic commands for Docker registry
- Why do We Use Docker Registry?
- How does Docker Registry work?
- Why is Docker Registry important?
- Alternates of Docker Registry
- Docker Image Registry – FAQs