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fancy-secretary-69311
06/01/2022, 5:28 AMHow can I configure rancher-desktop to get the permission to access a private gcr.io image registry?
I have access to the registry and permissions, but have no idea how to configure rancher-desktop to do that.
Thanks a lot!
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fast-garage-66093
06/01/2022, 6:09 AMIt depends on if you are using containerd or moby, or kubernetes, but e.g. when using the docker cli you simply have to
docker loginThe next release of Rancher Desktop will bundle all the credential helpers, and also provide a credential forwarder (for nerdctl, which runs inside the VM), so that the registry credentials are stored in the local trust store and not just in
~/.docker/config.jsonw
white-breakfast-73868
06/01/2022, 6:09 PMI am using Kubernetes on rancher desktop.
Is there a common approach to install scretes from gcr.io onto rancher-desktop’s kubernetes cluster and make it access the private repo?