This article explains how to publish docker image to JFrog Docker Registry Background Before proceeding with this article, you might want to complete installation, as explained in this article https://ghost.cyder.com.sg/installing-jfrog-container-registry-on-ubuntu/ [https://ghost.cyder.com.sg/installing-jfrog-container-registry-on-ubuntu/] and enable NGINX SSL, as explained in this article

Container Registry needs to be HTTPS accessible. This article explains an easy way to enable HTTPS on JFrog Artifactory Background We assume that you have completed JFrog Artifactor installation by following this story https://ghost.cyder.com.sg/installing-jfrog-container-registry-on-ubuntu/ [https://ghost.cyder.com.sg/installing-jfrog-container-registry-on-ubuntu/] Right now we are going

JFrog Container Registry is an advanced, hybrid Docker registry & Helm registry that leverages the world-class artifact repository, JFrog Artifactory, which powers the world’s most extensive workloads. Preparing Ubuntu VM First, we prepare the Ubuntu VM. In our environment, we use AWS EC2. Please note on this hardware requirement before