Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
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Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
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Re: Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
#2harbor is great ... simple to install ... it's the only container registry I ever use
Re: Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
#3Would be interested to see a cost breakdown for the ECR vs S3 and compute cost.
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#4Why does the Harbor VM need 32 cores and 64GB of RAM? Especially if it's only serving 32,000 pulls over 2 months.
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#5I would have expected that they also started saving on bandwidth, although they still have to pay for intra-regional transfer.
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#6I also run Harbor. I use the official Helm chart; it's a little jank, doesn't support a couple of things we want. It only works with one of ArgoCD/ExternalSecretsOperator, and it doesn't support Redis TLS.
Contrary to the author of this post, we just run one (the "source of truth") and use caching proxies in other regions. Works fine for us.
Re: Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
#7Why does the Harbor VM need 32 cores and 64GB of RAM? Especially if it's only serving 32,000 pulls over 2 months.
I want something like "This could have been an email" but "This could have been a Caddy instance and static files"
Hell Git doesn't even need the Git protocol if you do `update-server-info`
Re: Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
#8I also run Harbor. I use the official Helm chart; it's a little jank, doesn't support a couple of things we want. It only works with one of ArgoCD/ExternalSecretsOperator, and it doesn't support Redis TLS. Contrary to the author of this post, we just run one (the "source of truth") and use caching proxies in other regions. Works fine for us.
What’s jank about it?
Re: Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
#9Why does the Harbor VM need 32 cores and 64GB of RAM? Especially if it's only serving 32,000 pulls over 2 months.
Agree that seems insanely inefficient. That's less than a pull a minute.
Re: Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor
#10harbor is great ... simple to install ... it's the only container registry I ever use
And in my experience is the only one that has RBAC and can be deployed on premise and that actually works, I’ve tried everything at this point