Deep Dive: Harbor
summary
Harbor 1.8 releases yesterday and ships concrete changes: replication rewritten (85% of code) now supports push and pull modes, replicates container images and Helm charts to non‑Harbor registries (tested with Docker Hub and Docker Distribution), and adds OIDC SSO plus robot accounts and online garbage collection. The team measures community growth (thousands of users and contributors) and outlines near‑term work: a Kubernetes operator, metrics/health APIs, proxy cache and p2p distribution, wider registry support, and extensible artifact scanning.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Harbor Release
- 1:25Agenda
- 2:38What is Harbor
- 3:03Why the name Harbor
- 5:11Security
- 9:06Deployment
- 10:26Highlights
- 11:02Replication
- 15:10Future of replication
- 19:15Compatibility
- 19:58Future of Harbor
- 20:30Community Driven
- 29:07Harbor Community
- 29:35Current Situation
- 30:14Users
- 30:50Community
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