Red Hat Quay
A distributed, highly available container registry for your entire enterprise
Red Hat® Quay container registry platform provides secure storage, distribution, and governance of containers and cloud-native artifacts on any infrastructure. It is available as a standalone component or running on top of Red Hat OpenShift.
Granular security management
Complete control over who can access your containers, track changes, and automatically scan for vulnerabilities.
Fast and robust at any scale
High availability and geographic replication for the running of multiple instances of Red Hat Quay across several regions and syncing between data centers.
High velocity CI/CD
Build and deploy containers automatically in response to git pushes: GitHub, BitBucket, Gitlab, and others. Secured with a robot account, and an easy-to-audit history.
Automated installation & updates
Install, configure, and update your registry deployments with the Quay Operator. Decide which registry services you want to be managed by the Operator or use 3rd party services.
More features
Enterprise authentication
Integrate to your existing identity infrastructure: LDAP, Keystone, and more
Red Hat OpenShift integration
Integrate with Red Hat OpenShift Monitoring and Alerting as well as Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation
Teams-based access control
Teams can collectively have access to manage specific repositories on your account
Security scanning
Automatically scan your container images for known security vulnerabilities
Robot accounts
Create credentials designed for deploying software automatically
Logging and auditing
Auditing is essential for everything in your CI pipeline. Actions via API and UI are tracked
Trusted by organizations of all sizes
Featured Resource
Whitepaper: Selecting an enterprise container image registry
Learn about container registries and which features are vital for enterprises.
Datasheet: Red Hat Quay
The private container registry stores, builds, and deploys container images.
Case Study: Red Hat OpenShift and Quay at Cisco
Watch the OpenShift Commons Gathering at Red Hat Summit 2018.