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Deploy Docker images from public & private registries
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Kai Marshland
There are some images out there that I would like to be able to deploy in a single step, eg databases like https://hub.docker.com/_/neo4j/.
Or if I'm using GitHub/GitLab CI/CD, I should be able to pull my image directly from their registries with the appropriate credentials.
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Alan Cohen
Ballpark estimate when this might be released? Is it a few weeks or a few months away?
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Meagan Gamache
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Jared Mackey
Meagan Gamache: this made my whole day. 😁
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Rolando Carias
Meagan Gamache: What is the timeframe for this?
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Franklin Kumro Jr
How about an update on this Anurag Goel? Is this going to be a 3 year old request?
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Nathan Woodhull
This is even more important for us now that render.com plans to charge for build minutes.
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Benjamin Dobell
Would love to migrate across from fly.io, the experience with them has been nothing but trouble. That said, this is vital.
Actually, I don't even need render.com to pull from an external Docker registry. I just need to be able to push to the render.com registry, which is what we do with fly.io. Our CI builds our images.
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Matt Joiner
Benjamin Dobell: what issues did you have with Fly.io? I'm worried too
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Billy Irwin
Anurag Goel can we get an update on this one? Obviously I have no context to your infrastructure but deploying a docker image from a remote registry seem like low hanging fruit?
It also helps solve a number of other feature requests in the planned column since it allows us to just use our own build machines.
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Steven Edouard
Another bump. I'm really surprised this doesn't already exist. It seems easier to deploy Docker apps from a registry rather than building them from Dockerfiles. It also makes any CI/CD workflow with Docker necessitate double-building (building in CI and in Render).
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Billy Irwin
Bump on this. Would really like to use my own build machines to navigate a ton of other issues in the "Planned" sections.
I've had issues already with build timeouts, running out of memory, and random build errors that I can't repro locally via docker. This would resolve all of them
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Franklin Kumro Jr
Where does this land priority wise in the ever growing list of "Planned" features? It would help if the list had some sort of priority. Thanks!
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Emile
This would also be a decent patch for the crappy build machines. Currently releasing our rust backend takes more than 40m...
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