1. Update the nginx.conf
2. Update Makefile
3. Update docker-compose
4. Update image name
5. Rename folder ui to core
6. Change the harbor-ui's package name to core
7. Remove unused static file on harbor-core
8. Remove unused code for harbor-portal
Signed-off-by: Qian Deng <dengq@vmware.com>
The PR to fix the Alpine issue has been merged to Clair's release-2.0
branch, and released v2.0.5.
This commit updates Harbor to include that change and re-enable
Clair's updaters by default.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Jiang <jiangd@vmware.com>
Move the notary-server and notary signer into ./notary/release-${notaryversion} as this will not impact the
release branches, the binaries in ./notary are v0.5.1.
Signed-off-by: wang yan <wangyan@vmware.com>
Add clean registry cache to gc job
To workaround the issue: https://github.com/docker/distribution/issues/2094
GC needs to clean cache before to call the docker reigstry api to delete blobs.
Otherwise, the following docker push will not be performed as docker registry
does not clean cache in GC, it thinks the image is still there, and the new
blobs will be uploaded.
It has a redundant slash in the end of docker save command,
that causes the command with merge the following lines into
save cmd, and then to fail package offline installer.
We used to package vmware/photon:1.0 in the offline package for product
integration. Currently this is no longer needed by downstream product.
This commit removes it.
append chart server related config options to the supporting list of adminserver
provide chart server related config access method in the API layer
update prepare script and ui env template file to enable cache driver config for chart server API
append flag info in the systeminfo API to indicate if chart server is deployed with Harbor
refactor the response rewriting logic to return structual error object
add api init method to initilizing objects required in API handlers
chage owner of the storage folder
update offline/online package scripts in Harbor-Util.robot
add env file template for chart repo server in make/common/config/chartserver
update the Makefiles to support build chart repo server
add docker file and related build scripts for upstream chart server - chartmuseum
update prepare to support generating chart server related configs
add docker compose file for the chart server
add build/install command options to install with/without chart repo server
update install.sh to support chart repo server installation
docker regsitry. This version has the API to call regsitry GC with jobservice
secret. Seprates it into a standalone container as do not want to invoke two
processes in one container.
It needs to mount the registry storage into this container in order to do GC,
and needs to copy the registry binary into it.
This commit bump up clair to v2.0.4. The current build process is
download the binary from google storage, the update of the binary in
google storage is not reflected in this commit.
The init sql script name nad path was changed by PR #5197, this
commit is to update these and log the package command to console,
make it more easy to debug in future. Also remove the action to
pull migrator as it will built each time locally.
This commit is to enable data migrator to support migrates data
from mysql to pgsql, this is a specific step for user to upgrade
harbor across v1.5.0, as we have move harbor DB to pgsql from
1.5.0. It supports both harbor and notary db data migration,
and be split into two steps with dependency.
It also fix issue #4847, add build DB migrator in make process.
Fix typo in Makefile under photon
Fix version tag issue of redis container
Assign container name for redis container
Update docker compose template to enable network for redis
Remove exposed ports of redis from compose yaml tpl
The following are done to avoid travis-ci failing due to too much log
size.
1) Update Makefile and scripts to make go build less verbose.
2) Make tdnf less verbose
This change involves using non-root user to run the process of the
docker images. Also made update in Dockerfile to make the containers
support "read-only" and introduce "HEALTHCHECK". Note the "read-only"
options are not enabled in docker-compose, to cover the very corner
case when user wants to update the container filesystem manually.
Remove read only option from docker-compose template by default
