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Use SSH pub key in order to allow access to a repository #531
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What I mean is to be able to do then:
This would then push to my private server as I would have imported my SSH key in the docker registry (updating then the |
@zedtux so, you suggestion would mean using ssh as a transport (instead of http) - which is an idea. |
@dmp42 yes that is exactly the idea, to add another transport protocol to docker. I have opened the ticket in this repo as I guess this repo will need to implement the SSH key management, isn't it ? Anyway, I'm going to open another issue on the docker project itself mentioning this issue. |
Done: docker issue #7650 |
I guess I have just faced with a need of the same feature. +1. |
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And now only those with SSH pub keys on Server 2 have access to the registry. Make sure to add |
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really need it +1 |
I agree, docker is becoming as essential to development as git. |
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/me hears crickets chirping.. |
D***** is dead soon anyway :) |
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Hello,
As I'm looking to mount a private Docker registry server, I'd like to limit the access not with user/password authentication system but with SSH key like Git does today.
Is there any plan to do this or am I the first one to request this ? 😄
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