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registry space

Harbor provides the image isolation feature based on the registry space (project). There are two types of registry spaces: public and private:

  • Public container registry: All users can access, usually store public images, there is a public registry space by default.
  • Private container registry: Only authorized users can access it, usually storing the image image of the registry space itself.

Prerequisite: An external Harbor repository has been created or integrated.

  1. Log in to the web console as a user with the Admin role, and click container registry -> Repository Integration (Administrator) from the left navigation bar.

  2. Click on a repository name.

  3. Click registry space in the left navigation bar, and click Create registry space in the upper right corner.

  4. Fill in the registry space name, check the type and click OK.

  5. Return to the list of registry spaces, prompt registry space created successfully.

  6. Find the newly created registry space, click ⋮ on the right, you can perform bind/unbind workspace, delete and other operations.

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  • If the registry space status is public, the images in the space can be pulled and used by all Kubernetes namespaces on the platform;
  • If the status of the registry space is private, the registry space can only be used by the Kubernetes namespace under the workspace (tenant) after the administrator Admin binds the registry space to one or more workspaces (tenants).

Next step: Bind Workspace

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