Image Management

Version

Function Description

There are multiple components in the projects managed by FineOps. Over time, new versions of these components will be continuously released.

To facilitate updating components, you can prepare an image repository for obtaining and storing the latest images of various components.

This document briefly introduces how the repository obtains the latest images in extranet environments or in intranet environments with available extranet ports.

Default Repository Address

The address of the FineOps image repository is configured in the finekey.yaml file in the conf folder in the tool extraction directory. During the installation of FineOps:

1. A new registry image repository is installed on the FineOps server by default, and the default port number is 5000.

2. You can also enable an existing repository by entering the URL, username, password, and SSL.

Modifying Repository Address

You can also modify the repository address of a deployed FineOps on the page.

1. Log in to FineOps as the admin, and choose Maintenance Center > Image Management > Setting.

2. Configure Image Repository Address (IP address: Port number), Username, Password, and whether to enable SSL, and click Save.

Note:

For V2.7 and above versions, the image repository deployed by FineOps supports authentication.

Username: ops_sign_key

Password: You can obtain it by exporting the FineOps deployment information.

3. When the prompt "Saved successfully" appears, the FineOps image repository has been successfully modified, as shown in the following figure:

Extranet Connectivity Inspection

To ensure that the repository can successfully obtain the latest images, make sure that its server has access to the following extranet addresses:

First Image Pulling

Contact the technical support personnel to obtain the installation package of FineOps.

Automatic New Image Pushing

When an image is pulled into the image repository for the first time, it will appear on the Image Management page.

When new versions of component images are available, they will be automatically pushed to the image repository and displayed on the Image Management page, as shown in the following figure:

You can delete a single image version or multiple versions in batches.