Container Registry
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What is Container Registry?
A Container Registry is a repository service that stores container images. It's commonly used for managing and storing Docker images, Helm charts, and other artifacts used in containerized applications. This allows teams to version, manage access, and deploy container images consistently across different environments.
What other technologies are related to Container Registry?
Container Registry Complementary Technologies
GCP Cloud Build
A CI/CD platform that builds and pushes images to container registries.
GCP GKE
Kubernetes Engine is a managed Kubernetes service on GCP and uses container images from container registries to deploy containers.
Azure AKS
Azure Kubernetes Service is a managed Kubernetes service on Azure and uses container images from container registries to deploy containers.
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Which job functions commonly mention Container Registry?
DevOps Engineer
0.1% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention Container Registry
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Cloud Engineer
0.1% of all Cloud Engineer jobs mention Container Registry
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Software Architect
60 Software Architect jobs mention Container Registry
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Software Engineer
527 Software Engineer jobs mention Container Registry
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Engineer
649 Engineer jobs mention Container Registry
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Which organizations are mentioning Container Registry?
HCLTech
Professional Services
Oracle
Scientific and Technical Services
DigitalOcean
Scientific and Technical Services
Ernst & Young
Professional Services
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