Docker registry with immutable tags, repo permissions, S3 backend and OAuth.
The service is written in Clojure. You need Leiningen installed to build or develop.
To start a web server for the application, you need a running PostgreSQL instance on localhost with empty pierone database (postgres/postgres as user/pass). Run the development web server with:
$ lein repl
(go)The web server will run on port 8080. You can find the Swagger UI on http://localhost:8080/ui/.
Use docker in docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/library/docker/
For example:
`sh
# First push the image
$ docker push my-machine-hostname:8080/foo/bar:123
# Try to pull it using a specific version of docker (1.11)
# Start the daemon
$ docker run -it --privileged --name docker11 -d docker:1.11-dind --insecure-registry my-machine-hostname:8080
# Execute the command
$ docker run -it --rm --link docker11:docker docker:1.11 docker pull my-machine-hostname:8080/foo/bar:123
# ... execute more commands
# Stop the daemon
$ docker rm -fv docker11
`
Running unit tests with code coverage report:
$ lein cloverage$ docker pull busybox
$ docker tag busybox localhost:8080/example/foobar:1.0
$ docker push localhost:8080/example/foobar:1.0
$ docker pull localhost:8080/example/foobar:1.0$ lein do uberjar, scm-source, docker buildPier One supports a number of environment variables to use the Amazon S3 backend. You will need a PostgreSQL database (database schemas are created automatically on first start).
# run Pier One locally with file backend and connect to localhost PostgreSQL
# NOTE: we simply use the "host" networking hack here to connect to the localhost DB
$ docker run -it -p 8080:8080 --net=host stups/pieroneDB_SUBNAME- Postgres connection string, e.g "//pierone.foo.eu-west-1.rds.amazonaws.com:5432/pierone?ssl=true". Default is "//localhost:5432/pierone"
DB_PASSWORD- Postgres password. Default is "postgres".
DB_USER- Postgres user name. Default is "postgres".
HTTP_ALLOW_PUBLIC_READ- Allow Docker image downloads without authentication (e.g. to run Pier One as a registry for open source projects). Default is "false".
HTTP_TEAM_SERVICE_URL- URL to get team membership information by user's UID.
HTTP_TOKENINFO_URL- OAuth2 token info URL (e.g. https://example.org/oauth2/tokeninfo). You can leave away this configuration property to disable OAuth authentication.
HTTP_IIDINFO_URL- IID info URL for checking AWS Instance Identity Document based authorization. Only is enabled when
HTTP_TOKENINFO_URLis also set. PGSSLMODE- Set to "verify-full" in order to fully verify the Postgres SSL cert.
STORAGE_S3_BUCKET- Only for S3 backend: the Amazon S3 bucket name.
NREPL_ENABLED- Set to
trueto start NREPL server before starting the application. Default isfalse. NREPL_PORT- Specify the port for NREPL server. Default is random port.
API_SNS_REGION- SNS topic region (notifications on pushed tags)
API_SNS_TOPIC_ARN- SNS topic arn (notifications on pushed tags)
See the STUPS Installation Guide section on Pier One for details about deploying Pier One into your AWS account.
Pier One uses OAuth 2 to protect its resources. The current implementation assumes:
- OAuth token information contains the
uidfield with the user's ID (e.g. "jdoe") - The user's team membership can be looked up in the team service
- Authenticated users are allowed to pull all Docker images
- Authenticated users are allowed to push to their team's repository only
As Docker CLI only supports Basic authentication, Pier One uses a special username:
oauth2:OAUTH2_TOKEN_GOES_HERE
This string has to be encoded by base64 and put into ~/.docker/config.json:
{
"auths": {
"pierone.example.org": {
"email": "[email protected]",
"auth": "BASE64_ENCODED_AUTH_STRING"
}
}
}- Additionally, to support image pulling from known AWS EC2 machines, Instance Identity Document (http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/instance-identity-documents.html)
- can be used to authenticate instead of OAuth2 token, it also uses a special username:
instance-identity-document:MIAGCSqG ... AAAAAAA
The MIAG... string can be obtained from EC2 instance profile under http://169.254.169.254/latest/dynamic/instance-identity/pkcs7.
It's not a common use case, but Pier One CLI API can be used to generate ~/.docker/config.json:
python3 -c "from pierone.api import docker_login_with_iid; docker_login_with_iid('pierone.example.org')"The Pier One CLI allows configuring the Docker client with the appropriate auth credentials.
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