Add and Manage Artifacts

After creating a registry, you can start adding artifacts and managing them through the registry.

Review Registry

After the registry is created, you can review its basic information in the Summary tab.

For more details, refer to Registry Summary.

Add Artifacts to Registry

Artifacts are added to the registry by pushing them from your local environment.

Push Docker Images

To store application images, push Docker images from your local environment to the registry. The images will appear in the Repository tab.

1. Open the registry details page and click Overview.

1. In the Overview page, select the Docker Image tab to view the available commands.

Prerequisites: Make sure Docker is installed and your application project is ready to be built as a Docker image.

1. Run the Docker login command provided in the portal. When prompted, use the same email and password as your service portal account.

docker login https://dekaregistry.cloudeka.id

1. Build your Docker image from your local project by assigning a local image name.

docker build -t <image-name> .

1. Tag the image using the registry URL and your repository name.

docker tag <image-name> <registry-url>/<repository>:<tag>

1. Push the image to the registry.

docker push <registry-url>/<repository>:<tag>

1. After the push is complete, the image will be available in the Repository tab.

For more details, refer to Repository.

Push Helm Charts

To store deployment configurations, push Helm charts from your local environment to the registry. The charts will appear in the Helm Charts tab.

1. Open the registry details page and click Overview.

1. In the Overview page, select the Helm Chart tab to view the available commands.

Prerequisites: Make sure Helm is installed and your project is ready to be packaged as a Helm chart.

1. Log in to the registry using Helm. When prompted, use the same email and password as your service portal account.

helm registry login https://dekaregistry.cloudeka.id

1. Create a Helm chart from your project by specifying a chart name.

helm create <chart-name>

1. Package the Helm chart. This will generate a .tgz file using your chart name and version.

helm package <chart-name>

1. Push the packaged chart to the registry using the generated file name (for example: my-app-0.1.0.tgz) and your repository name.

helm push <chart-name>-<version>.tgz oci://<registry-url>/<repository>

1. After the push is complete, the chart will be available in the Helm Charts tab.

For more details, refer to Helm Charts.

Additional Configurations

You can optionally manage additional registry settings through the following tabs:

• Logs — view activity logs

• Labels — manage metadata

• Tag Immutability — control tag updates

• Member — manage access

Refer to each section for more details.