Azure-devops-docs: How do I authenticate to an AWS container registry?
My container images currently reside in an AWS container registry. How do I specify authentication in VSTS (I do not want to store credentials in source control) so that it can download my build container?
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- Content: Container Jobs in Azure Pipelines and TFS
- Content Source: docs/pipelines/process/container-phases.md
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atrauzzi
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@atrauzzi i think you can just create a docker registry endpoint and put in you Amazon ECR credential.
it should be similar to reference an image from Azure Container Registry.
TingluoHuang
on 3 Oct 2018
I enhanced the docs a bit to make this more clear.
vtbassmatt
on 3 Oct 2018
Well, hold on a second, that's not going to work: https://github.com/aws/aws-vsts-tools/issues/111
You might do well to inform people of the 12 hour expiry for tokens. It's not a Azure Devops issue necessarily. But it is something to be mindful of because of how widespread AWS is.
atrauzzi
on 3 Oct 2018
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Well, hold on a second, that's not going to work: https://github.com/aws/aws-vsts-tools/issues/111
You might do well to inform people of the 12 hour expiry for tokens. It's not a Azure Devops issue necessarily. But it is something to be mindful of because of how widespread AWS is.