Want to learn more about CNCF’s Incubating project Harbor and how it can be used as a cloud native registry? Join us for lunch with Joe Beda, co-founder of Kubernetes, at 12:30, and then get real hands-on experience with installing, configuring, and using Harbor. You’ll also learn how to push images to Harbor, replicate images across different registries, and scan them for vulnerabilities. Throughout the afternoon, you’ll get an opportunity to interface with the Harbor maintainer team, provide feedback on the project, and ask questions.
About Harbor:
Harbor is a trusted cloud native registry that stores, signs, and scans container images and helm charts. Harbor offers key enterprise-level features in identity management (LDAP/AD as well as OIDC support with RBAC), multi-tenancy, 2-way replication to 3rd party registries, advanced online garbage collection, and authenticity and provenance capabilities through scanning and signing. Harbor deploys in under 30 minutes and can be fully managed through a single web console and comes with a set of rich APIs.
With the v1.9 release, Harbor introduces many new features in image lifecycle management such as tag retention and quotas as well as features in continuous integration including webhook notifications and integration with GitLab.
Lunch is provided. Laptop is required.
How to Register: Pre-registration is required. To
register for Harbor Lunch & Learn Workshop, add it on during your KubeCon + CloudNativeCon registration.
For questions regarding this event, please reach out to Jonas at
jrosland@vmware.com.
