What are the steps to build a harbor warehouse?
Setting up a Harbor repository typically involves the following steps:
- Prepare the environment: Make sure your server meets the minimum requirements for Harbor and install the necessary software and components (such as Docker, Docker Compose, etc).
- Download Harbor: Obtain the latest version of the installation package from the official Harbor website.
- Set up Harbor: Modify the configuration file (such as harbor.yml) and customize Harbor’s parameters according to your needs, including port, certificate, storage location, etc.
- Install Harbor: Start Harbor and initialize it using Docker Compose. You can start Harbor using the command docker-compose up -d.
- Set up the Docker client: Configure the address and certificate of the Harbor repository on your Docker client so that you can use Harbor to store and manage images.
- Use Harbor to upload, download, manage, and share Docker images through Harbor’s web interface or Docker client.
- Set up users and permissions: Configure Harbor users and permissions as needed to ensure that only authorized users can access and manage Harbor repositories.
- Set up backup and restoration: Configure Harbor’s backup and restoration strategy as needed to ensure data security.
By following the above steps, you will be able to successfully build and configure a Harbor repository, and start using it to store and manage your Docker images.