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Download the latest version of chevereto from a docker image timeout

baichaohua

Chevereto Member
Hi , all :
I am a chevereto user from China , and I want to use chevereto with docker.
But when i was use the docker image from chevereto/chevereto , i found that the latest version of chevereto can`t be download with a timeout error .
I tried many times , but the still not work .
Could set the timeout as 10 minutes when next docker image publish?
 
Solution
Hey there,

I'm sorry for the confusion but chevereto/chevereto at Docker hub is not usable, we are migrating to github container registry all our container images, here: https://github.com/orgs/chevereto/packages?repo_name=docker

I've updated the docker hub repo to remark this:

1628861645835.png

Now, for Docker you have to do this: https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/setup/container/registry.html (build your own images) and if you use the GitHub system it will be GitHub's IP downloading the software on the same country where the software is distributed not from your server IP.

From there the image will be available in your own private container registry, to be used in all the installations you need.
Hey there,

I'm sorry for the confusion but chevereto/chevereto at Docker hub is not usable, we are migrating to github container registry all our container images, here: https://github.com/orgs/chevereto/packages?repo_name=docker

I've updated the docker hub repo to remark this:

1628861645835.png

Now, for Docker you have to do this: https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/setup/container/registry.html (build your own images) and if you use the GitHub system it will be GitHub's IP downloading the software on the same country where the software is distributed not from your server IP.

From there the image will be available in your own private container registry, to be used in all the installations you need.
 
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