.. program:: ansible-container push
The ansible-container push command sends the latest build of your images to a container registry of your choosing. This command is analogous to docker push.
Use the --push-to option to specify the registry where images will be pushed. Pass either a registry name defined in the registries section
of container.yml, or pass a URL.
If using the URL form, include the namespace. For example: registry.example.com:5000/myproject. If a namespace is not provided,
the default namespace for the engine will be used. In the case of docker, the default is the project name. In the case of k8s and openshift, the k8s_namespace defined
in the settings section of container.yml will be used. If that's not defined, the project name will be used.
The process will use registry credentials from your container engine configuration file (e.g., ${HOME}/.docker/config.json), if they exist, to authenticate with the registry.
Otherwise, you may specify a username and password on the command line using the --username and --password options. If the --username option is provided without
--password, you will be prompted for the password. After a successful login, the engine configuration file will be updated with the new credentials.
Note
If you have a credential store service running in your local environment, and you previously logged into the registry using docker login, the authentication data
will not exist in the configuration file. Instead, it is stored in the credential store. Ansible Container will not have access to the credential store. To resolve this, remove
the registry entry from the configuration file, and use the Ansible Container deploy or push commands to perform the authentication.
.. option:: --push-to
Pass either a name defined in the registries key within container.yml, or the URL to the registry.
If passing a URL, you can include the namespace. For example: registry.example.com:5000/myproject. If the namespace is not included, the default namespace
for the engine will be used. For the docker engine, the default namespace is the project name. For k8s and openshift, the k8s_namespace
value will be used from the settings section of container.yml. If the value is not set, then the project name will be used.
When passing a registry name defined in the registries section of container.yml, set the namespace as an attribute of the registry.
If no --push-to option is passed, and the --local-images option is not passed, then the default registry will be used. The current default is
set to https://index.docker.io/v1/.
.. option:: --roles-path ROLES_PATH [ROLES_PATH ...]
If using roles not found in the roles directory within the project, use this option to specify one or more local paths containing the roles. The specified path(s) will be mounted to the conductor container, making the roles available to the build process.
.. option:: --tag
Tag the images prior to pushing.
.. option:: --with-variables WITH_VARIABLES [WITH_VARIABLES ...]
Define one or more environment variables in the Ansible Builder Container. Format each variable as a key=value string.
.. option:: --with-volumes WITH_VOLUMES [WITH_VOLUMES ...]
Mount one or more volumes to the Conductor container. Specify volumes as strings using the Docker volume format.
.. option:: --username
If the registry requires authentication, pass the username.
.. option:: --password
If the registry requires authentication, pass a password. If the --username is provided without the --password option, you will
be prompted for a password.
.. option:: --email
If registry authentication requires an email address, use to pass the email address.