Open tschwaller opened 7 years ago
Thanks for there suggestions, let's just let this issue open to track these requirements.
For item #6, Harbor already has a experimental feature to filter "docker pull" request based on signature/vulnerability.
Base on project level maybe more reasonable.
any update on this? really waiting for a long time to set a limit on push specific to each project.
@santi69 It's still in back-log I'd like to know what metric you wanna use to limit docker push?
@reasonerjt We need a max limit on each project. For example i have total 100GB of storage, and i have 3 projects A, B & C. Right now all three can use how much ever space is left in my storage. We need a cap limit on each project. Like Project A can use max of 30GB and Project B can use 40GB and Project C can use max of 30GB. This way we have a control and check on each project. When my user base on each project is higher, it is difficult to have a check on who is using how much space.
** Need quota for individual projects.
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@all is there a way that one can set image retention time and number of images to be retained in Harbor?
@tschwaller is this from any specific customer you've spoken to?
@reasonerjt any update on the query limiting activities and resources consumption in registry
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We still deefinetly would like to have this. Can we remove the stale image label?
Theres a bandwidth limiting option in harbor, does that satisfy your needs ?
As an administrator I would like to set limits on certain (allowed) activities and restrict resource consumption. This is necessary if your registry has man users and you need to protect the image scanning, storage and bandwidth capacity of your registry.