Running our Docker registry on-prem with Harbor - [HN](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45038567)

Harbor

Registrish

kind of a Docker registry, but with many restrictions.

On the bright side, registrish can be deployed without running the registry code, using almost any static file hosting service. For instance:

• a plain NGINX server (without LUA, JSX, or whatever custom module)
• a plain Apache2 server (using .htaccess overrides)
• the Netlify CDN
• an object store like S3, or a compatible one like R2 or Scaleway

Nexus

This post will show how to configure Nexus OSS to act as a pull-through cache for either the Docker Hub or a private repository, or a combination of them. It will also show how to configure the Docker clients to use your own cache when retrieving images. - Using Nexus OSS as a proxy/cache for Docker images

• Running nexus3 on docker
• Create Private Docker Registry (base on Nexus3)