Singularity Registry Server

Hello there! It’s so great that you want to use Singularity Registry Server. Let’s get started.

Introduction

This section covers rationale, background, and frequently asked questions.

• Introduction: Covers some background and basic information.
• Use Cases: a few examples of when deploying a Singularity Registry Server is useful
• Frequenty Asked Questions: Quick answers to some questions you might have on your mind.

Deploy a Registry Server

This section is going to cover installation, which means configuration of a Docker image, building of the image, and then starting your image with other services (docker compose, previously docker-compose) to run your registry server.

• install: configure, build, and deploy your registry server.
• setup: setting up and registering the running application.
• accounts: User accounts, teams, and credentials for using the client.
• plugins: Details about available plugins, and how to configure them.

Use a Registry

• Interface: interacting with your collections in the interface
• sregistry Client: The sregistry-cli to push, pull, list, and delete.
• Singularity Client: A client provided by Singularity natively to pull.

Do you want a new feature? Is something not working as it should? @vsoch wants your input! This registry is driven by desire and need for clusters small and large, so if you don’t tell me what you want, how will I know that you want it?

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