docker-registry-ui/examples/kubernetes
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README.md

Kubernetes installation of Docker Registry UI

Full installation

Install a registry and docker-registry-ui as frontend of this registry to kubernetes.

kubectl apply -f *.yaml

Please note that you'll need a PV provisionner to be able to store the uploaded images.

Dynamic installation

Edit the image tag in the ui-deployment.yaml file and set it to latest, then :

kubectl apply -f ui*.yaml

You'll get a docker-registry-ui pod installed inside kubernetes and you'll be able to configure it to act as a frontend to your existing registry(ies).