GitHub has officially launched its Container registry as part of GitHub Packages, providing a comprehensive platform for developers to publish, manage, and consume containers with improved features since its beta phase. The Container registry supports various capabilities such as anonymous access for public containers, organizational ownership, fine-grained permissions, and integration with GitHub Actions workflows, offering a seamless experience for working with containers. Existing Docker containers are being migrated to this new registry without impacting current workflows, and although usage remains free for now, billing will soon follow the standard GitHub Packages pricing structure. The registry has already been adopted by notable projects like Homebrew and Home Assistant, which benefit from its OCI image support and integrated management features, simplifying their operations and enhancing discoverability and distribution. The unified platform allows developers to manage container images alongside their source code, reducing complexity and infrastructure sprawl, as evidenced by the experiences of The Helm Project with their Tiller application.