E2E CloudTIR Container Registry FAQ
What is the registry address?
Section titled “What is the registry address?”registry.e2enetworks.net in Delhi, and in-south1-registry.e2enetworks.net in Chennai. Your
registry’s address is also in its Docker Commands panel. See
Log in to a registry.
Which username and password do I use?
Section titled “Which username and password do I use?”Each registry has its own. The Username is in Manage E2E Registries, and the password is in the login command in the Docker Commands panel. They stay valid for as long as the registry exists. See Log in to a registry.
What can the username and password do?
Section titled “What can the username and password do?”They can list, pull, push, and delete images and tags in that registry only. See Create a registry.
How is a registry billed?
Section titled “How is a registry billed?”Each registry is billed per GB on the peak storage it holds in a calendar month. For the rate, see E2E’s pricing page.
Is there a storage limit?
Section titled “Is there a storage limit?”No. A new registry holds as many images as you push to it. See Create a registry.
Can I use a registry image from a pipeline?
Section titled “Can I use a registry image from a pipeline?”Yes. The Docker Commands panel shows an ImagePullSecret name, namespace-secret-<registry id>, to use in
a pipeline or an Argo workflow YAML file. See
Log in to a registry.
How do I run an image from my registry?
Section titled “How do I run an image from my registry?”Create an Instance from it. See Create an Instance from your own image.
Why did deleting a tag delete other tags?
Section titled “Why did deleting a tag delete other tags?”Tags that name the same content are deleted together. See Delete a tag.
Why is a delete refused?
Section titled “Why is a delete refused?”An Instance or a Model Endpoint still uses the registry, the image, or the tag. Delete or change it, then try again. See Troubleshooting TIR Container Registry.
Can I restore a deleted registry?
Section titled “Can I restore a deleted registry?”No. Deleting a registry removes its images permanently, so copy any image you want to keep first. See Delete a registry.