Using A Private Docker Repository

    The easiest way to get those images is to use the Linkerd CLI to pull the images to an internal host and push them to your private repository.

    To get the names of the images used by the control plane, the Linkerd CLI and run this command:

    2. image: gcr.io/linkerd-io/proxy-init:v1.2.0

    All of the Linkerd images are publicly available in the Linkerd Google Container Repository

    Stable images are named using the convention stable-<version> and the edge images use the convention edge-<year>.<month>.<release-number>.

    Once you have identified which images you want to store in your private repository, use the docker pull <image-name> command to pull the images to a machine on your network, then use the docker push command to push the images to your private repository.

    Now that the images are hosted by your private repository, you can update your deployment configuration to pull from your private docker repository.