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How to configure private registry credential in containerd.toml #835
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If you are using containerd with Kubernetes, can you use |
Ok but is this the only way. Can we configure this on host level? |
Currently, there is no host level config for this. What is your use case for host level credential config? If you want a default, we'd prefer you do it at the Kubernetes level. See how to configure all pods in a specific namespace to use a default |
It would be nice to have drop in replacement for existing setup based on docker-ce where i don't use |
@dawidmalina Hm, make sense. Let me look into this. We should be able to add a config for this. I'll try to make it in containerd 1.2 |
@dawidmalina Does this meet your requirement? #838 Something like: [plugins.cri.registry.auths]
[plugins.cri.registry.auths."https://gcr.io"]
username = ""
password = ""
auth = ""
identitytoken = "" |
Yes. Thank you. |
Can you help me how to properly configure private registry credential inside containerd.toml?
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