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In this briefing, Dirk Herrmann, Red Hat’s Quay Product Manager walks through Quay v3.0's features, and discusses the road map for future Quay releases, including a progress update on the open sourcing of Quay.
Built for storing container images, Quay offers visibility over images themselves, and can be integrated into your CI/CD pipelines and existing workflows using its API and other automation features. Quay was first released in 2013, as the first enterprise hosted registry. Six years later, we’ve celebrated the first major release of the container registry since it joined the Red Hat portfolio of products through the acquisition of CoreOS in 2018.
Red Hat Quay v3.0 shipped in May, and brought support for multiple architectures, Windows containers, and a Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based image to help users store, build, and deploy their images in a more secure way across diverse enterprise environments. Red Hat Quay v3.1, which is the next major update, will introduce a new repository mirroring feature in addition to the existing Quay geo-replication, and two new operators which should simplify and automate the Quay deployment and improve its integration with OpenShift. In addition to that, we will add support for further backend services and release a bunch of documentation enhancements.
Slides: OpenShift Commons Briefing Quay v3 and beyond
Additional Resources:
- Red Hat Quay v3 announcement
- Red Hat Quay v3 release notes
- Quay v3 product documentation
- Quay SIG Google Group
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