Downloading Containerized Applications

Once an image or chart has been uploaded to the Revenera registry and associated with a project, it is available for entitled end-users to download to their local repository. This section outlines the steps and commands that an end-user would use.

Tip: The pull command for downloading an image or chart from the Revenera registry is displayed on the View Download Package page in the Producer Portal ( see Identifying Syntax for “pull” Command) and the Download List page in the End-User Portal (see “Viewing Details of Containerized Applications” in the FlexNet Operations End-User Portal Help Library).

Note: If you are using a shared registry, the project name is prefixed with your tenant ID. As a result, you might need to adapt the paths accordingly when performing the tasks described in this section.

Important: All configuration tasks (such as adding and removing projects or users) are handled by FlexNet Operations. Software producers must not attempt to alter the project structure or user lists, regardless of the registry model they are using.

Refer to the Docker and Helm documentation for detailed information about Docker and Helm commands, respectively.

Downloading Docker Images

Important: End users must have a Docker client (CLI) installed to perform the steps in this section.

To pull an image from the Revenera registry

The end user logs in to the Revenera registry, as described in Accessing the Revenera Registry.

The end user then uses a command like the following to pull an image from the Revenera registry:

docker pull <registry-hostname>/<project-name>/<image>:<tag>

The following shows an example command:

docker pull container-registry.uat-1234.revenera.com/demo-project/new-demo-image:6.0

Downloading Helm Charts

Important: End users must have a Helm client (CLI) installed to perform the steps in this section.

To pull a Helm chart from the Revenera registry

The end user logs in to the Revenera registry, as described in Accessing the Revenera Registry.

The end user then uses a command like the following to pull a chart from the Revenera registry:

helm pull <repo-name><chart>

The following shows an example command:

helm pull demo-repo demo-chart