I have installed nexus on Kubernetes (Azure - AKS). When I created docker hosted repo, I can’t be able to reachout to nexus. For example, nexus is runnig at Port 8081. I have created docker hosted repo at 9090 port. I know in deployment yml file we have to add additional port number as 9090. But in…

In order to make a docker registry work, you need two things: The repository has to be created (and given a port number). Provide a way for traffic from the network to reach the port created in the first step. In an install on a regular server, creating a docker repo opens an unencrypted port on …

The development.yml change is only necessary to work around not using SSL. Using a proxy as @ralph.bolton suggested is a pretty good way to secure the docker endpoints. Alternatively, you can configure repository manager to use SSL and set an SSL port on your docker repository. See Configuring SSL f…

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venkatasykam (Venkat Sykam) March 8, 2022, 3:08pm 4

Thanks for the response. I will try and let you guys know.

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