Using the new GitHub Container Registry with Codefresh

GitHub has launched the GitHub Container Registry, which is now natively supported by Codefresh, offering an alternative to Docker Hub for storing both public and private Docker images. Unlike Docker Hub, which has imposed rate limits on free accounts, GitHub plans to integrate the Container Registry into its GitHub Packages pricing model, allowing users to set container privacy settings independently of their connected Git repositories. The registry supports automation through Codefresh pipelines, enabling seamless integration with various registries and platforms such as Slack and Kubernetes. Users are encouraged to transition from the deprecated GitHub Docker Packages to the new registry using the domain ghcr.io, benefiting from streamlined image management and permissions settings through the GitHub UI. Codefresh provides comprehensive documentation and community support to facilitate this integration for all its users.

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