Support dynamic registry tokens, add wrapper for working with registry microservice #1637
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Anyone else have thoughts on this? @stevejpurves is interested in using it. |
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This is a companion for jupyterhub/repo2docker#1245 that allows dynamic credentials t be used for pushing to a registry. This is required for e.g. ECR where the token used to login to the reigistry expires.
This also implements the non-vendor specific parts of
#1623
Closes #705
You can see an example implementation of the microservice side in
https://github.com/manics/binderhub-container-registry-helper
This is working with AWS ECR using an IRSA role for the microservice.
It's written in Go as I wanted to learn it, but if we choose to pursue this rewriting it in Python (or Javascript, or any other language) shouldn't be too difficult.