
How to Set Up a Local Podman Registry and Customize Podman Images
It is never bad idea to keep local container repositories, specially if you need to add modifications to the containers for your specific environment This will also will make easier some local testing 1. Create a Local Podman Registry 1.1. Pull and run the registry image. 1.2. Configure "Insecure" access. 2. Modify a WordPress Container Image 2.1. Create your Containerfile 3. Build and Push to your Local Registry 1. Create a Local Podman Registry 1.1. Pull and run the registry image. Run this command to start a registry on port 5000: [ | = | raspi in ~ ] $ podman run -d -p 5000:5000 --restart = always --name local-registry registry:2 Resolved "registry" as an alias ( /etc/containers/registries.conf.d/shortnames.conf ) Trying to pull docker.io/library/registry:2... Getting image source signatures Copying blob bd39ca3613a6 done | Copying blob ddcb6d98388d done | Copying blob 9a6b3f59ebc2 done | Copying blob 8bbaad1488a8 done | Copying blob 95459497489f done | Copying config 33eeff39e0 do
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