I think this is a really strange and interesting issue. I have a client cert authenticated docker registry set up, width the help of apache. I have put the necessary certificate files to the appropriate folders according to this article. Docker pull/push gives this error message: Error response from daemon: Get https://***:9443/v2/: remote error: tls: alert(116) I think my certificate
Tag: docker-registry
How to run Docker deamon on shared Linux kernel?
I have a problem starting Docker deamon. The root cause of this are missing modules in linux kernel. I don’t have possibility to change/update the kernel. Is there a workaround that would help me start Docker? If that helps: the goal I want to achieve is to set up a repository of the Docker images. I won’t run any containers
Private Docker registry error
I am new to docker and trying to push some images to docker registry which I made using self signed certificates. docker push But it gives following error: The push refers to a repository cannot validate certificate for If I use Domain in place of IP-Address, docker push it shows error: The push refers to a repository certificate signed by
Error while pulling image from docker registry
I am trying to pull registry image from docker. docker run -d -p 5000:5000 –restart=always –name registry registry:2 But it gives an error like below: docker: Error while pulling image: Get https://index.docker.io/v1/repositories/library/registry/images: dial tcp 52.73.159.23:443: getsockopt: no route to host. I have set the proxy but it doesn’t help. What could be the problem? I am running on Redhat linux
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Docker containers as Linux services?
I just created a secure Docker Registry and ran it on a remote VM (using docker run …). I then ran docker ps and saw that it is in fact running. I exited the machine and then SSHed back in. Again, I ran docker ps and verified it “survived” me exiting the SSH session. This has me wondering: do Docker