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Local Docker registry config.yml
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# The `common' part is automatically included (and possibly overriden by all | |
# other flavors) | |
common: | |
loglevel: _env:LOGLEVEL:debug | |
storage_redirect: _env:STORAGE_REDIRECT | |
standalone: true | |
index_endpoint: _env:INDEX_ENDPOINT | |
disable_token_auth: _env:DISABLE_TOKEN_AUTH | |
privileged_key: _env:PRIVILEGED_KEY | |
search_backend: _env:SEARCH_BACKEND | |
sqlalchemy_index_database: _env:SQLALCHEMY_INDEX_DATABASE:sqlite:////tmp/docker-registry.db | |
mirroring: | |
source: _env:MIRROR_SOURCE # https://registry-1.docker.io | |
source_index: _env:MIRROR_SOURCE_INDEX # https://index.docker.io | |
tags_cache_ttl: _env:MIRROR_TAGS_CACHE_TTL # 864000 # seconds | |
# Enabling LRU cache for small files. This speeds up read/write on small files | |
# when using a remote storage backend (like S3). | |
cache: | |
host: _env:CACHE_REDIS_HOST | |
port: _env:CACHE_REDIS_PORT | |
password: _env:CACHE_REDIS_PASSWORD | |
cache_lru: | |
host: _env:CACHE_LRU_REDIS_HOST | |
port: _env:CACHE_LRU_REDIS_PORT | |
password: _env:CACHE_LRU_REDIS_PASSWORD | |
# Enabling these options makes the Registry send an email on each code Exception | |
email_exceptions: | |
smtp_host: _env:SMTP_HOST | |
smtp_port: _env:SMTP_PORT:25 | |
smtp_login: _env:SMTP_LOGIN | |
smtp_password: _env:SMTP_PASSWORD | |
smtp_secure: _env:SMTP_SECURE:false | |
from_addr: _env:SMTP_FROM_ADDR:[email protected] | |
to_addr: _env:SMTP_TO_ADDR:[email protected] | |
# Enable bugsnag (set the API key) | |
bugsnag: _env:BUGSNAG | |
local: &local | |
standalone: true | |
storage: local | |
storage_path: /mnt/registry | |
search_backend: sqlalchemy |
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