By Joey Schorr, October 30, 2014
Originally published on the CoreOS blog (archived copy) . Re-published with the authors' permission.
Today we are launching CoreOS Enterprise Registry, a secure Docker registry behind the firewall. The first enterprise-ready solution, CoreOS Enterprise Registry provides a web-based management interface that includes:
CoreOS Enterprise Registry provides easy ways to assign and revoke credentials as needed, and even goes as granular as providing per-user permissions. For example, members of a team can be allowed to modify repos or only have docker pull ability. It also provides auditing capabilities so you can see who last made repository commits or access changes. Further advance controls include robot accounts, a special account type for driving automation tools and other circumstances where you don’t need UI access.
Once just part of our Premium Managed Linux offering, CoreOS Enterprise is now available for as little as $10 a month. We invite you to try it out.
To see a demo of CoreOS Enterprise Registry and talk in-person, join us this Monday for our meetup hosted at PlayStation in San Mateo.