Our roadmap for the new Docker image API and pipeline build step enhancements

Codefresh has introduced several significant enhancements to its platform in conjunction with the removal of its Docker registry, aiming to improve traceability and flexibility in pipeline workflows and artifact storage. Key features include the new Image API and an enhanced pipeline build step, designed to provide full traceability from source code commits to production deployment, thus allowing users to track the entire software lifecycle within a single platform. Codefresh supports multiple cloud environments and external Docker registries, providing a centralized dashboard that displays images from all connected registries, which eliminates the need for users to check multiple platforms. Additionally, Codefresh has updated its auto-push behavior, allowing users to select which registries are used for different stages of development, offering greater flexibility and control over deployment workflows. These enhancements are meant to streamline operations, especially for organizations utilizing Helm alongside Docker and Kubernetes, ensuring a comprehensive view and management of the entire release process.

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