I run distribution [0] / registry [1] as a docker (via Nomad) job, and it just uses a shared nfs mount in my cluster - ie. EXT4 FS underneath.
Currently has 12GB and 52 repositories, and is very performant. It's just a file server.
Unless your size requirements are huge, the complexity of having your registry rely on a self-hosted S3-alike sounds like a lot of pain for future-muhehe to contend with if / when the S3-alike hiccups.
I run distribution [0] / registry [1] as a docker (via Nomad) job, and it just uses a shared nfs mount in my cluster - ie. EXT4 FS underneath.
Currently has 12GB and 52 repositories, and is very performant. It's just a file server.
Unless your size requirements are huge, the complexity of having your registry rely on a self-hosted S3-alike sounds like a lot of pain for future-muhehe to contend with if / when the S3-alike hiccups.
[0] https://github.com/distribution/distribution
[1] https://github.com/Joxit/docker-registry-ui