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Managing Registries

Section titled “Managing Registries”

Once you’ve created one or more private registries in Dockreg, you can view, search, and monitor them from the dedicated Registries section in your dashboard. This page provides an overview of the registries list UI, including search functionality, table columns, and summary statistics.

Accessing the Registries Section

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  1. Log in to your Dockreg dashboard.
  2. Select your organization from the top navigation (e.g., “zort”).
  3. In the sidebar, click Registries to navigate to the management view.

The Registries page is titled “MANAGE YOUR PRIVATE DOCKER REGISTRIES” and serves as the central hub for overseeing all registries in your organization.

Creating a New Registry

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From this page, you can quickly create additional registries:

  • Click the prominent CREATE NEW REGISTRY button at the top.
  • This opens the creation flow (see Creating a Registry for details).
  • New registries appear immediately in the list once provisioned.

Your plan determines the maximum number of registries:

  • Starter: 1 registry
  • Team: Up to 4 registries
  • Enterprise: Unlimited registries

Searching Registries

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To quickly find a specific registry:

  • Use the SEARCH REGISTRIES… input field at the top of the page.
  • Enter keywords like part of the registry name (e.g., “myapp” for “myapp-registry”).
  • Results filter the table in real-time as you type.
  • The search is case-insensitive and supports partial matches.

If no registries match, the table will show an empty state with a prompt to create one.

Registries Table

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The core of the page is a sortable table listing all your organization’s registries. It includes key metrics for monitoring usage and activity.

Table Columns

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  • REGISTRY NAME: The unique name of the registry (e.g., “sex on tbne bdasd”). Names can include spaces, letters (upper/lowercase), numbers, and hyphens. Click the name to view the registry’s details page for images, settings, and activity logs.
  • SIZE: Total storage used by images in the registry (e.g., “4 MB”). This aggregates all layers and manifests. Monitor this against your plan’s storage limit (e.g., 10 GB on Starter).
  • IMAGES: Number of unique images stored (e.g., “1”). Counts tags and versions within the registry.
  • STATUS: Current state of the registry (e.g., “ACTIVE”). Other possible statuses include “PAUSED” (if temporarily disabled) or “DELETED” (recently removed, shown briefly for recovery). Inactive registries may show warnings for security or billing reasons.
  • LAST ACTIVITY: Timestamp of the most recent push or pull (e.g., “5d ago”). Helps track usage patterns; older activity may indicate underused registries.

The table is sorted by name by default but can be sorted by any column (e.g., click “SIZE” to sort by largest first). Use pagination if you have many registries (Enterprise feature).

Actions

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  • Hover over a row or click the ellipsis (…) menu for actions like:
    • View Details: Open the registry’s image browser and settings.
    • Delete Registry: Permanently remove it and all images (see Deleting a Registry).
    • Manage Keys: Configure access tokens (see Key Management).
  • Bulk actions (e.g., pause multiple) are available on Team and Enterprise plans.

Summary Statistics

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At the bottom of the page (or in a sidebar on larger screens), you’ll see high-level stats for your organization’s registries:

  • TOTAL REGISTRIES: Count of active registries (e.g., “1”).
  • Other metrics like total images, overall storage, or bandwidth usage may appear as “N/A” if not tracked on your plan or if data is pending aggregation. On higher plans, these provide deeper insights (e.g., “10 GB / 50 GB used”).
  • A ”~” symbol indicates approximate or real-time estimates that update periodically.

These stats help you stay within plan limits. For detailed billing and usage, visit the Usage & Billing section.

Tips for Effective Management

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  • Regularly review “LAST ACTIVITY” to identify idle registries and optimize costs.
  • Use the search and filters to focus on high-usage registries during audits.
  • If a registry reaches storage limits, you’ll see warnings in the table and notifications in the dashboard.
  • For team collaboration, ensure members have appropriate roles to view or manage registries (see Organizations).

If you encounter issues like status errors or missing data, check the Troubleshooting guide or contact support.

Next Steps

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