Setup Container Registry Action
source link: https://sgitario.github.io/github-action-setup-container-registry/
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Setup Container Registry Action
I’m pleased to announce my first GitHub action (https://github.com/marketplace/actions/setup-container-registry)[https://github.com/marketplace/actions/setup-container-registry]!
This action setups the Docker Registry with a single GitHub Action!
on: [push]
jobs:
simple:
name: Simple Workflow
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- id: registry
uses: Sgitario/setup-container-registry@v1
- name: Usage
run: |
# You can access the container registry via:
# - Environment Variable: $CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL
# - Output: $
Why do we need this action?
Normally, you first build your container, and then you verify the image by running end-to-end tests. This already works if you run the images locally. However, if what you want is to test the image in a cluster environment like Kind or OpenShift, you need the containers up and running in a registry and here is when it comes to playing this action :)
Conclusion
I wanted to take this opportunity to learn how to implement and publish my custom actions in GitHub and I’m pleased to say that the experience was really easy and straightforward.
[ Containers, GitHub ]
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