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Migrating our containers to GitHub Container Registry #16
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Thoughts @kedacore/keda-maintainers? |
Happy to pick this up. |
Sounds good! |
Thoughts on this @jeffhollan @anirudhgarg @ahmelsayed? |
Yesterday we've agreed that this is the way forward, but we'll publish them in both Docker Hub & GitHub Container Registry until GHCR is out of preview. We will:
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I'd propose to write a small blog post with this as well, next to the GitHub Discussion, what do you think? |
Blog post is published on https://keda.sh/blog/migrating-to-github-container-registry/ and discussion is open on kedacore/keda#1700 |
GHCR is GA, it's time to remove Docker Hub support and close this deprecation. Agreed @kedacore/keda-maintainers? Happy to pick this up. |
I agree |
+1 |
No longer push to Docker Hub on release as per kedacore/governance#16 Signed-off-by: Tom Kerkhove <[email protected]>
No longer push to Docker Hub on release as per kedacore/governance#16 Signed-off-by: Tom Kerkhove <[email protected]>
No longer push to Docker Hub on release as per kedacore/governance#16 Signed-off-by: Tom Kerkhove <[email protected]>
No longer push to Docker Hub on release as per kedacore/governance#16 Signed-off-by: Tom Kerkhove <[email protected]>
KEDA v2.6 will only be available on GitHub Container Registry. |
We've discussed it in the past (see kedacore/keda#995) but I think it's time to migrate our Docker images to GitHub Container Registry which brings our artifacts closer to our GitHub repos and gives us more insights on the adoption (# of pulls per tag, instead of vague total pull count).
We are dry-running this for our HTTP add-on and it's fairly straightforward.
Here is how people can discover them:
Per Docker image, you can then see the pull count per tag:
I've used this on other projects as well and it gives you a lot more insights than Docker Hub, and would never move back.
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