Hi,
Can docker-registry-proxy use S3 as a storage backend?
S3 has the ability, for example. to delete "old" files (cache, in this scope) after some time (and others). In this scenario, you don't need to administrate disk space anymore.
Ehh... this project uses nginx's caching, which is on a filesystem. You can try the old hacks, but I really don't recommend it. Maybe EFS is more appropriate, but check the nginx docs.
Hi, Can docker-registry-proxy use S3 as a storage backend? S3 has the ability, for example. to delete "old" files (cache, in this scope) after some time (and others). In this scenario, you don't need to administrate disk space anymore.