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If you have questions, issues or requests, please contact the support team

Pushing a container

To push a container in the registry, you must have some specific rights. If you are authenticated via ldap, you are authorized to do so. People authenticating with Google, GitHub, etc. must ask to the support team to get those rights.

Create a new container

To create a container, you must provide a Dockerfile and/or a git repository. The git repository can contain a Dockerfile.

Building a container

When you update a Dockerfile, a build is automatically requested and launched as a background tasks. Result of the build will appear in the Build tab.

If you provided only a Dockerfile, file must be self-sufficient for the build.

For git repositories, you can specify branch and subdirectory where is Docker file with the following syntax: https://github.com/xxx/yyyy.git#your_branch_name:sub_path, examples:

Dockerfile at root: https://github.com/osallou/dockertest.git
Dockerfile in sub directory test2: https://github.com/osallou/dockertest.git#:test2
Dockerfile in branch test and subdir test2: https://github.com/osallou/dockertest.git#test:test2