Deploying images from a private container registry

To share access to your private container images across multiple services and revisions, you create a list of Kubernetes secrets () using your registry credentials, add that imagePullSecrets to your default , and then deploy those configurations to your Knative cluster.

You need:

• The credentials to the private container registry where your container images are stored.

1. Create a imagePullSecrets that contains your credentials as a list of secrets:

   Where

   • [REGISTRY-CRED-SECRETS] is the name that you want for your secrets (imagePullSecrets object). For example, container-registry.

   • is the URL to the private registry where your container images are stored.

     • DockerHub https://docker.io/

   • [PRIVATE_REGISTRY_EMAIL] is your email address that is associated with the private registry.

   • [PRIVATE_REGISTRY_USER] is the username that you use to access the private container registry.

   • [PRIVATE_REGISTRY_PASSWORD] is the password that you use to access the private container registry.

   Example:

   Tip: After creating the imagePullSecrets, you can view those secret’s by running:

Now, all the new pods that are created in the namespace will include your credentials and have access to your container images in the private registry.

You can now create a service that uses your container images from the private registry. .

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