Setting Up Naver
Naver Container Registry allows for the easy storage and management of container images in a private Docker registry and facilitates straightforward deployment to the Naver Cloud Platform.
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Naver Container Registry allows for the easy storage and management of container images in a private Docker registry and facilitates straightforward deployment to the Naver Cloud Platform.
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1) Navigate to [Build Configuration] - [External Container Registries].
2) Click the "+ Register" button in the upper right corner to select the provider to create.
1) Click the "+ Register" button and select "Naver"
2) After registering Naver authentication information in the basic information, click the "Test Connection" button.
Name*
Enter the name of the external container registry to be registered
Describe
Enter a description for the external container registry
Endpoint URL*
Enter the Endpoint Address of the external container registry
Region*
Specify the region of the registered registry
Registry*
Enter the name of the registered registry
Access ID*
Enter the access key
Access Secret*
Enter the secret access key
Enter the name for the registry to be created in the registry.
Enter a description for the registry.
Enter the EndPoint URL in the correct format.
Enter the registry name.
Enter Access ID and Access Secret.
Click "Test Connection" in the upper right corner to verify if the registry is available.
Click the "Save" button in the upper right corner.
Here are the steps to enable or disable the Public Endpoint.
Log in to the Naver Cloud Platform Console.
Click on "Services," then navigate to "Containers" > "Container Registry"
Click on the target registry name in the list.
In the detailed information section, click on the gear icon in the "Configuration" tab.
In the Configuration settings popup, click the toggle button for the "Public Endpoint" item to enable or disable it. After setting the preference, click the [Confirm] button to save the changes.
