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registry should generate certs #27
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one trick we could use is having the docker registry entry point output its own usage.
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Or we could just setup gunicorn to do SSL:http://gunicorn-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/settings.html#ssl |
@proppy precisely what I did, i have a working example. |
@tiborvass do you plan to push this upstream in docker/docker-registry? |
@proppy yes |
@tiborvass I was planning to work on this today, care to collaborate on this? I'm happy to either do the review or take over your working example. |
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Since 1.3.1 docker rejects pulls from insecure location unless they are whitelisted with a new
--insecure-registry
flag.We should make sure users can run
google/docker-registry
on localhost:5000, without having them to pass extra flag to their daemon.For that we need to:
-v /etc/docker/certs.d
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