@postmodern oh, you're using #Podman?
I didn't use private images on Docker hub though but I'd also expect it to work since it works everywhere else for me.
@alexanderadam I was told it's basically a drop-in replacement for docker, and it seems to be for building and running containers but not publishing them.
OCI registries are standardized, you can use any registry with both Podman and Docker.
Podman is in reality a library (libpod) and CLIs on top of it. One is podman, that correspond to docker. Then there is buildah that let you use all the power of Bash to build images. And finally there is skopeo that let you copy and sync images between registries.
Podman can also replace Docker as a daemon so that all tools that talks to Docker's socket can talk to Podman instead.
@alxlg @alexanderadam this doesn't appear to be the case with `podman login`. Even with explicitly specifying `podman login hub.docker.com`, I get this error:
Error: authenticating creds for "hub.docker.com": pinging container registry hub.docker.com: StatusCode: 404, "<!doctype html>\n<html lang=\"en\">\n\n<head>\n <meta..."
podman login docker.io
@alxlg @alexanderadam thank you, that worked!
No problem, FYI common registries are:
hub.docker.com -> docker.io
github.com -> ghcr.io
quay.io -> quay.io
Quay is the one by Red Hat and used by Fedora, Podman etc folks