Container registry for Aws , Azure and Gcp

Here are some alternative container registry services and steps to use them on AWS, Azure, and GCP:

1. AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

• Login to the AWS Management Console
• Navigate to the Amazon ECR console
• Click on the “Create repository” button
• Enter a repository name and select the region for the repository
• Click on the “Create repository” button

2. Azure Container Registry (ACR)

• Login to the Azure portal
• Navigate to the Azure Container Registry
• Click on the “Add” button
• Enter a name for the container registry, select the subscription and resource group, and choose the region for the registry
• Click on the “Create” button

3. Google Cloud Container Registry (GCR)

• Login to the Google Cloud Console
• Navigate to the Google Cloud Container Registry
• Click on the “Create Repository” button
• Enter a repository name and select the location for the registry
• Click on the “Create” button

After creating the container registry, you can push your Docker images to the registry using the following steps:

1. AWS ECR

• Install the AWS CLI on your local machine
• Run the “aws ecr get-login-password” command to retrieve an authentication token
• Use the retrieved authentication token to log in to the registry using the “docker login” command
• Build your Docker image using the “docker build” command
• Tag your Docker image using the repository URI of the ECR repository
• Push your Docker image to the ECR repository using the “docker push” command

2. Azure ACR

• Install the Azure CLI on your local machine
• Run the “az acr login” command to log in to the registry
• Build your Docker image using the “docker build” command
• Tag your Docker image using the repository URI of the ACR repository
• Push your Docker image to the ACR repository using the “docker push” command

3. Google Cloud Container Registry (GCR)

• Install the Google Cloud SDK on your local machine
• Run the “gcloud auth configure-docker” command to configure Docker to authenticate with GCR
• Build your Docker image using the “docker build” command
• Tag your Docker image using the repository URI of the GCR repository
• Push your Docker image to the GCR repository using the “docker push” command

Note: These are simplified steps and may vary depending on your use case and specific requirements. Please refer to the official documentation for each service for detailed instructions.