How Can we push docker images to Bitbucket?

[Sai Kiran Teja]

I know that Docker hub is there but it allows only for 1 private repository. Can I put these images on Bitbucket?

[Pavel V]

Hi! Bitbucket uses git under the hood and git is an excellent place to store text files, such as Dockerfile. It does support storing binary files but it is not a good match for Docker images.

You can probably save the Docker image using docker save and commit that - but instead I suggest you take a look for a real container registry. Here are a few (in no particular order):

- https://docs.docker.com/registry/

- https://aws.amazon.com/ecr/

- https://cloud.google.com/container-registry/

- https://azure.microsoft.com/en-au/services/container-registry/

[Sai Kiran Teja]

Thank you very much for your concern reply, is there any artifactory which may store docker images

[Mark A.]

Hi,

Looks like Jfrog may be one. They have several articles on Artifactory and Docker integration:

• https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Docker+Registry
• https://jfrog.com/screencast/artifactory-5-one-minute-setup-docker-registry-as-container-install/
• https://jfrog.com/webinar/artifactory-docker-integration/

I hope this helps.

[Jordi Giménez Gámez]

Thanks Mark! Seeing where the market is heading lately, are you planning to build a registry in BitBucket itself? That would be really helpful

[Steve Mayne]

Just to add weight to this thread - gitlab has had its own internal container registry for a long time and it feels like bitbucket is behind the curve here.

[Vadim8]

Nowadays, there are already quite a few alternatives to docker hub.

Here are some examples:

• hub.docker.com - 1 private repo

• GitHub - ?

• GitLab - repository size limit is 10GB.

• This Harbor based c8n.io by Container-Registry. - 1 GB free private repo