private registries

In the world of software development, Docker has emerged as a leading tool for packaging and distributing applications in a consistent and efficient manner. While Docker Hub provides a convenient method of accessing public repositories, companies and developers may also require private registries to securely store and manage proprietary images. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk through the process of setting up a private Docker registry using Bash, a powerful tool for managing Linux-based systems. Security and Privacy: A private registry ensures that your Docker images are stored securely and are not exposed to the public. Control and Management: You have full control over who accesses your images and how they are distributed.