Quay Enterprise Documentation

CoreOS Quay Enterprise is on-premises container registry for building, storing, and distributing your private containers to your servers.

Quay Enterprise is delivered as a set of containers that can run on any infrastructure. It is recommended to run Quay Enterprise in highly-available fashion, on multiple machines.

CoreOS Account

Follow these instructions to create a CoreOS account and enable access to Quay.

Creating a CoreOS Account Managing your CoreOS Account

Getting Started

Quay Enterprise runs on your infrastructure, either as a container or as part of a Tectonic cluster. Use these guides to install and secure the registry.

Databases

Setting up MySQL Docker containers Installing PostgreSQL contributor extensions

Deploying

For Testing (as a container) Deploying on Tectonic High availability for Quay Enterprise

Securing

Using SSL to protect connections Adding TLS Certs

Security Scanning

Enabling Clair Configuring Clair

BitTorrent-based Pulls

Setting up Chihaya Enabling image distribution

Custom Authentication

Setting up LDAP

Monitoring

Using Prometheus metrics

Distributed Cluster

Setting up geo-replication

Using Quay

Use Quay Enterprise to build, store, and distribute your private containers to your servers.

Working with Repositories

Creating a repository Working with tags Creating a custom Git trigger Skipping a triggered build Adding notifications Building Dockerfiles Downloading squashed Docker images

Upgrading

Upgrading Quay Enterprise Upgrading Quay containers Upgrading to Quay Enterprise 2

Reference

APIs and troubleshooting guides for working with Quay Enterprise.

APIs Controlling backward compatibility with Docker Troubleshooting Glossary

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