"Harbor" refers to an open-source container registry that is designed to help users store, manage, and secure Docker images and other container artifacts. Harbor provides features such as access control, vulnerability scanning, and image replication to help teams manage their container deployments more efficiently and securely.
Harbor is often used in combination with other DevOps tools such as Kubernetes and Jenkins to create an end-to-end container-based software delivery pipeline. By using Harbor as a central repository for container images, DevOps teams can ensure that all images used in their deployments are trusted, tested, and secure. Additionally, Harbor can help teams manage container image versioning, audit logs, and replication across multiple data centers or cloud providers.
Overall, Harbor is a powerful tool for DevOps teams looking to streamline their container-based software development and deployment workflows while maintaining high levels of security and control.
Prerequisites:
Harbor account
Install harbor with harbor installation guide
Next login to Harbor with username and password
Next we move to harbor dashboard
Here select New project… from my side am selecting razorops
Enter to razorops project
Navigate to the push commands located in the upper right-hand corner.
Adding TAG to image
Example :
docker tag SOURCE_IMAGE[:TAG] r.codecrux.com/razorops/REPOSITORY[:TAG]
add image with tag v1
example image name is spring
docker tag spring:latest r.codecrux.com/razorops/spring:v1
RozorOps integration
Login to razorops with source code repository :
Here we login with github :
Next go to integration section for integrate Harbor to Razorops
Next go to container registries and select self-hosted
Clicklon connect
Next you navigate to the Registry page with URL, Username, Password….
Enter the fields with Harbor URL and username password like bellow
Click on save
Harbor registry was connected like bellow
Next move to workflow for Razorops pipeline
Here we select create pipeline we navigate to github pipeline repo :
Select github
Select pipeline Repository
Here i am selected spring boot project repository and click on confirm
Next navigate to pipeline create section
write your pipeline add to repository
tasks: unit-test: runner: razorci/openjdk:11-buster steps: - checkout - commands: - | mvn clean package ls -a - docker/build: image: r.codecrux.com/Razorops/spring push: true tags: ["latest-v1"]
After adding the .razororps.yaml file to the repository, a pipeline will be automatically triggered in the workflow based on the commit ID.
Running a build pipeline and successfully pushed to Harbor registry
Output logs :
The Docker image has now been successfully pushed to the Harbor repository.
We can find image in harbor razorops repo, with name razorops/spring
Open the image in Harbor with tag latest-v1
Conclusion:- Integrating Harbor with RazorOps CI/CD pipeline is a straightforward process that involves configuring the pipeline to push Docker images to Harbor registry. This integration enables you to manage and store Docker images securely, as well as control access to them . By integrating Harbor with RazorOps, you can store Docker images in a secure and centralized location, reducing the risk of security breaches and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. The integration also provides version control and access control features, enabling you to manage and share Docker images efficiently and effectively
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