Private container registries
Enable OCI in a Ravenstash repository to store private container images using standard OCI and Docker-compatible registry behavior. Container and Helm content share the OCI format while remaining distinguishable by their native content.
Choose a workflow
Section titled “Choose a workflow”Complete the container quickstartEnable OCI, push one image, pull it, and inspect its content in Ravenstash.
Push and pull imagesUse Docker and ORAS through rvs, work with tags and digests, and handle native clients.
Browse OCI contentInspect repository paths, tags, manifests, platforms, layers, and attachments.
Run native package toolsUnderstand how rvs supplies temporary authentication to Docker and ORAS.
Container images in Ravenstash
Section titled “Container images in Ravenstash”Ravenstash supports authenticated pushes and pulls, OCI image manifests and indexes, Docker schema-2 images, multi-platform content, mutable tags, immutable manifest digests, resumable blob uploads, and OCI 1.1 referrers.
Legacy Docker schema 1 images are not supported.
OCI repositories do not use Ravenstash private mirrors or fall back to a public container registry when private content is missing.