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Configure containers

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Configure containers for workflow execution to create a curated list that team members can choose from when building workflows, ensuring correct container configuration and promoting standardization. For background on container architecture and workflow execution, refer to Understanding platform configuration.

You need administrative permissions in your organization to create, update, or delete containers. Refer to Access organizations for navigation guidance.

Containers package applications with their dependencies for portability. Configure containers to create a curated list for workflow execution, promoting standardization across your organization.

Supported container registries include:

  • Amazon Web Services Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

  • Docker Hub

  • Google Cloud Platform Artifact Registry

  • Harbor

  • JFrog Artifactory

Use the CloudBees Kaniko action to publish to these registries.

To configure containers, select an organization, then navigate to Configurations > Containers. Use the ellipsis menu next to any container to edit or delete it.

Add a container

To add containers to the list of preconfigured containers in CloudBees Unify:

  1. Select Create container.

  2. Enter a Container name.

  3. (Optional) Enter a Description.

  4. Enter a Uses string, the string value for the uses keyword in the workflow YAML file.

  5. (Optional) Enter any Available shells, as per supported DSL syntax.

  6. (Optional) Enter any Versions you want to associate with the container.

  7. Select Save.

Your container is added to the list in Containers.

Update or delete containers

Use the ellipsis menu next to any container to edit its configuration or delete it.

Deleting a container is irreversible and completely removes it from the platform.

The selected container is deleted and removed from the container list.

Related pages

Track environment inventory
Set up preconfigured actions