How deeply does Spring in Action, Sixth Edition cover container registry?

Explains image tags, Maven and Gradle configuration, and pushing, but does not detail registry internals.

Container registry

As explained in Spring in Action, Sixth Edition

A container registry is a service that stores and distributes container images.

A container registry stores and distributes container images. After Spring Boot builds an image, give it a repository-based tag so DockerHub can receive it. section 18.3

A practical registry workflow is:

Build the Spring Boot image with Docker available on the build machine. section 18.3
Replace the local library prefix with an organization repository, such as tacocloud/tacocloud:0.0.19-SNAPSHOT. section 18.3
Push the tagged image to the registry with Docker. section 18.3

Publishing a TacoCloud image

Configure the Spring Boot build to produce tacocloud/${project.artifactId}:${project.version}, then push the resulting image. Build variables keep the repository tag aligned with the application version. section 18.3

$ mvnw spring-boot:build-image \
    -Dspring-boot.build-image.imageName=tacocloud/tacocloud:0.0.19-SNAPSHOT

Use a Spring Boot Maven command to build an image with a registry-ready repository tag. section 18.3

$ docker push habuma/tacocloud:0.0.19-SNAPSHOT

Push the tagged image to its DockerHub repository. section 18.3

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Microsoft Container Registryincludes · Azure Container Registry is Microsoft's managed private registry service for storing, securing, building, and distributing container images and related artifacts.
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Kubernetesused by · Kubernetes is an open-source platform for orchestrating and automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized workloads across computing clusters.
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docker pushused by · docker push is a Docker CLI command that uploads a local container image to a container registry.

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