Why Containers Need a Robust Container Registry
With advancements in technology worldwide, there is an increased need for sharing software and application projects. This is where containerization comes in, making sharing easier and much smoother. A container registry is a powerful tool to help store containers in one place. For instance, the Docker Hub Registry, Azure Container Registry, Google Container Registry, Container registry by JFrog , etc., are all used as a centralized platform for containers. Read on to gain a deeper insight into what containers are and how a container registry is used to store containers under one umbrella. What are Containers? Containers essentially refer to an object that helps carry something. Technologically, containers are used as packages to contain all components that software or an application requires. The components could be the back-end code or similar dependencies, libraries, and tools required to execute the application or software. The execution process can be carried out independently