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- Docker Login to gcr. io in Powershell - Stack Overflow
Turns out I had to change the url to eu gcr io instead of just gcr io I wrote some feedback on the GCR documentation page - Hopefully they'll fix it and maybe even add the correct way to do it in Powershell Only thing I'm still wondering is why I can't see that I'm logged into GCR in docker info
- How to properly authenticate docker client golang library to gcr. io . . .
I have tried using it, i can successfully login but upon pushing an image to my gcr io project registry, it said {"errorDetail":{"message":"unauthorized: You don't have the needed permissions to perform this operation, and you may have invalid credentials
- Cant authenticate to Google Container Registry using JSON key file . . .
$ docker-credential-gcr configure-docker $ cat ~ docker config json $ docker login -u oauth2accesstoken -p "$(gcloud auth print-access-token)" https: us gcr io I recommend these topics “Pushing and pulling images” and “Authentication methods” for troubleshooting
- How to do use Google Container Registry with the docker CLI
Google Container Registry documentation explains that in order to pull and push images to gcr io, you have to prefix docker push and pull commands with gcloud preview gcloud preview docker push g
- google cloud platform - Docker unable to login using _json_key_base64 . . .
I saved the json key file to a local file jsonkey, then login to GCR using it Following this guide, I should be able to login using either json key or base64 encoded json key However _json_key_base64 doesn't work, only _json_key works Here's my command:
- How to properly login to use private images from GCR in Gitlab-ci?
One needs to use the wind service to have a reseted docker configuration and then login, for instance in their local machine using: docker login -u _json_key --password-stdin https: gcr io < keyfile json Then, just just copy the configuration present in ~ docker config json to the variable DOCKER_AUTH_CONFIG in Gitlab CI and you're set to go
- Authenticate to Google Container Registry with Podman
gcloud auth print-access-token | podman login -u oauth2accesstoken --password-stdin XX gcr io xx gcr io is the host name For example https: us gcr io, etc oauth2accesstoken is a special username that tells it to get all identity information from the token passed as a password See this doc
- Access google container registry without the gcloud client
Update on {asia,eu,us,b} gcr io To access a repository hosted in a localized repository, you should login to the appropriate hostname in the above docker login command Update on quotes around _token As of docker version 1 8, docker login requires the -u option to be in qoutes or start with a letter Some diagnostic tips
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