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Gitlab how to run container registry

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    replied to girish on last edited by
    #22

    @girish I definitely have a use case for this despite not being a super-huge enterprise, which is why I'm trying to get it done. And I will - it's just a matter of time 🙂

    I'm not against Harbor, etc. but I do need this to work which is why I'm on it 🙂

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    #23

    @mario You left me a note somewhere on how to use the docker registry app with GitLab but I cannot find it anymore. Where did you put it?

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    @girish README inside the repo: https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/docker-registry-app

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    #25

    @mario 🤦 Sorry I missed the most obvious place, I was looking all over.

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    #26

    Need Help: Has anyone enabled container registry in the cloudron gitlab, I'm getting error 500 when making changes to the gitlab.yml file.

      registry:
        enabled: true
        host: registry.git.arsh.dev
        port: 5005
        api_url: http://localhost:5000/ # internal address to the registry, will be used by GitLab to directly communicate with API
        key: config/registry.key
        path: shared/registry
        issuer: gitlab-issuer
    
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    replied to arshsahzad on last edited by
    #27

    @arshsahzad said in Gitlab how to run container registry:

    I'm getting error 500 when making changes to the gitlab.yml file

    This most likely means there is an error in the yml syntax. What error do you see in the logs ? You will find more logs in /run/gitlab (via web terminal).

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    replied to arshsahzad on last edited by
    #28

    @arshsahzad Have you seen https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/docker-registry/#gitlab-integration already ?

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    replied to girish on last edited by arshsahzad
    #29

    Hi @girish, I have not yet looked into the document, I will let you know...

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    #30

    Hi @girish, From the Docs:

    1. Create a volume named registry-shared.
    
    2. Attach volume name registry-shared to both GitLab and Docker Registry apps. Be sure to uncheck the Read Only checkbox.
    
    3. Create folders containers and certs on the host filesystem inside the path that is assigned to the registry-shared volume.
    
    4. Run the following commands inside the certs folder:
    
    openssl req -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout registry-auth.key -out registry-auth.csr -subj "/CN=gitlab-issuer"
    openssl x509 -in registry-auth.csr -out registry-auth.crt -req -signkey registry-auth.key -days 365000
    chmod 777 registry-auth.key registry-auth.crt registry-auth.csr
    
    5. Modify the permissions from root to cloudron inside the Docker Registry app for the created folders and files.
    
    chown -R cloudron:cloudron /media/registry-shared/
    
    6. Modify /app/data/config.yml of the Docker Registry app using the File manager by altering or adding the auth part to resemble the following:
    
    auth:
      token:
        realm: https://<GITLAB_HOST>/jwt/auth
        service: container_registry
        issuer: gitlab-issuer
        rootcertbundle: /media/registry-shared/certs/registry-auth.crt
    Change the 'rootdirectory' value inside the same config file to:
    
    
    /media/registry-shared/containers
    Save the file and restart the app.
    
    7. Modify /app/data/gitlab.yml of the GitLab app by adding the following lines (some of them might already be there, so skip them):
    
    production:
      <<: *base
    
      registry:
        enabled: true
        host: <DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST>
        port: 443
        api_url: https://<DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST>
        key: /media/registry-shared/certs/registry-auth.key
        path: /media/registry-shared/containers
        issuer: gitlab-issuer
    
    1. I have created the directory in the host machine
    /opt/registry-shared
    
    1. Created two other folders (containers & certs) in the registry-shared directory

    2. Generated keys in certs folders using the following cmd

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    #31

    @arshsahzad said in Gitlab how to run container registry:

    1. Attach volume name registry-shared to both GitLab and Docker Registry apps. Be sure to uncheck the Read Only checkbox.

    I'm not able to figure out, how to attach the bind mount to the running gitlab container and how to uncheck read only checkbox

    /opt/registry-shared
    
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