Supervisor Services using a private registry

Products

• VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service

Issue/Introduction

Deploying Supervisor Services container images from a private image requires configuring trust and authentication for the Supervisor, if the private registry uses a self-signed Certificate Authority and/or requires authentication for image pulls. 

Environment

8.0 U3

Supervisor version: 1.28

Resolution

1. 1. Add the private registry.
      1. From the vSphere Client home menu, select Workload Management.
      2. Click the Supervisors tab and select a Supervisor from the list.
      3. Click the Configure tab and click Container Registries and then Add.
      4. Enter a name for your private registry and optionally enter the CA, user name and password.
   2. Add the Supervisor Service to vCenter Server.
      1. From the vSphere Client home menu, select Workload Management.
      2. Select Services.
      3. Select a vCenter Server system from the drop-down menu at the top.
      4. Drag and drop the service YAML file in the Add New Service card.
   3. Install the Supervisor Service
      1. 1. From the vSphere Client home menu, select Workload Management.
         2. Select Services.
         3. In the card of the Supervisor Service that you want to install, select Action > Install on Supervisors.
         4. Select the Supervisor where you want to install the service.
         5. In the YAML Service Config field, enter configuration properties if the service requires any.
            Enter the registryName, registryUsername, and registryPasswd properties if the Supervisor Service is in the SupervisorServiceDefinition format and the registry requires authentication.

 

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