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Update - AWS has since released a private registry service I attended this talk at a GoLangPhilly meetup back in August where the speaker, Peter Shannon, detailed the setup his company has been using to run docker in production. Every host there runs a local docker registry server backed by S3. That was the first I’d heard of this setup. Usually posts discuss running a private registry in a dedicated spot (usually on AWS, behind an ELB) and funneling all docker pulls and pushes through it. Eliminating authentication issues and a single point of failure (except s3 of course) seem like a big win with little downside. I decided to try it out.

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Update - AWS has since released a private registry service I attended this talk at a GoLangPhilly meetup back in August where the speaker, Peter Shannon, detailed the setup his company has been using to run docker in production. Every host there runs a local docker registry server backed by S3. That was the first I’d heard of this setup. Usually posts discuss running a private registry in a dedicated spot (usually on AWS, behind an ELB) and funneling all docker pulls and pushes through it. Eliminating authentication issues and a single point of failure (except s3 of course) seem like a big win with little downside. I decided to try it out.

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