DigitalOcean Container Registry

The DigitalOcean Container Registry (DOCR) offers all the security of a private Docker image registry, with extra tool support that enables easy integration with your Docker environment and DigitalOcean Kubernetes clusters. These registries are private, and co-located in the datacenters where DigitalOcean Kubernetes clusters are operated, ensuring secure, stable, and performant rollout of images to your clusters.

To create a registry and get started, see the DigitalOcean Container Registry Quickstart.

Plans and Pricing

DOCR has three subscription plans:

• Starter: Free offering that lets you try out DOCR.
• Basic: Allows more repositories and storage needed for larger projects. Costs $5/month.
• Professional: Allows unlimited number of repositories and 100 GB of storage to scale up your projects even further. Costs $20/month.

• Extra storage is charged at the end of the day and is prorated based on the number of days your storage exceeds the quota in the given month.
• In the future, each plan will have a bandwidth allowance and additional outbound data transfer (from the registry to the internet) will be $0.10/GiB.

Regional Availability

DOCR's availability is not tied to any particular region in the availability matrix.

Features

• Secure, private storage of your Docker images.
• Automatic configuration of your Docker environment
• Automatic configuration of your DigitalOcean Kubernetes clusters
• Automatic global load balancing across caching endpoints in multiple geographic regions
• Ability to store any artifact that is compatible with OCI-based registries, such as Helm charts

Limits

• Each DigitalOcean account can only create one registry, although a registry may contain multiple repositories
• Registry names must be globally unique and not collide with the registry names of other users
• Untagged images are not displayed in the control panel
• Manifest lists (for example, multi-arch images) are supported but may not display correctly in the control panel

Latest Updates

2 November 2020

• DigitalOcean Container Registry is now in General Availability. Highlights include:

  • Three subscription plans that offer different allowances for repositories, storage, and bandwidth
  • 1-click method to configure DigitalOcean Kubernetes Cluster to use the registry
  • Garbage collection using the command line or the API
  • Ability to see the current storage usage in the control panel

For more information, see all Container Registry release notes.