Container Registry
Create a Registry
Learn how to create a container registry in DCR
Create a Container Registry
This guide details the process of provisioning a new container registry using the DCR (Distributed Container Registry) service.
Prerequisites
Before creating a registry, ensure you have:
- Access to the Nexqloud Dashboard
- Sufficient credit or payment method linked to your account
- Active account permissions to create DCR resources
Creating a Registry
Step 1: Navigate to DCR Service
- Log in to the Nexqloud Console
- From the left-hand navigation menu, locate the Container section
- Click on DCR Container Registry
- On the main dashboard, click the Create Registry button located in the top center
Step 2: Configure Registry Details
Enter the specifications for your new registry in the "New Registry" form:
Registry Name
Enter a unique identifier for your registry (e.g., dcp-dcr-demo-01)
Visibility/Type
Choose the access level for your registry:
- Private: Access is restricted to authenticated users only (Recommended for proprietary code)
- Public: Images can be pulled by anyone without authentication (Coming soon)
Step 3: Review and Create
- Once the details are filled, click the Create button
- A confirmation prompt with default credentials for the registry will appear
Step 4: Validation & Access
After creation:
- You will be redirected to the Registries Page with your default generated credentials displayed
- Access Registry Details: Click on the Registry Name to open the details dashboard
The registry details page provides:
- Repositories: View your pushed container images here
- Setup/Instructions: Locate the CLI commands for logging in (
docker login), tagging, and pushing images to this specific registry
Important Notes
Endpoint URL
Once created, your registry will have a specific endpoint URL:
dcr.nexqloud.io/your-registry-name
This endpoint is required for your Docker/Podman push commands.
Credentials
Ensure you save the generated credentials displayed after registry creation. These are required to authenticate your local Docker client.
You can also manage credentials from the registry settings tab.