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As far as a Maven repository is concerned, I liked Nexus 2 better.

The main motivations for me to set up a private Docker registry are.

This may be either small-scale between multiple computers or inside an organization.

While I prefer to make my Docker images available at DockerHub, there are cases when I feel that the Docker images are not ready for distribution to a larger audience.

In an organization, it may undesirable or unsuitable to deploy Docker images to a public registry.

If I build a Docker image on first one computer and then, at some later point in time, on another computer there may be differences between the images.

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This can be caused by updates to the software repositories used when creating the images, patches to the operating system etc.

Such differences may be subtle but I prefer to eliminate as many potential sources of confusion, or even errors, that I possibly can.

This is the parent directory of the data directory that we created as part of the preparations above.

The latter port may be changed as desired, just remember to configure Nexus 3 accordingly.

Then use the logs command to view the logs from the Nexus Docker container.

If you are running Docker on Linux, it will be the same IP address as the host, which can be found using the ifconfig command.

In my case, the IP address of the Docker host is 192.168.1.72.

If these credentials have changed, please check the Nexus 3 Docker image page in DockerHub.

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On Mac OS X and assuming that the name of the Docker machine is default, it is located in the directory.dockermachinemachinesdefault.

On Windows, again assuming the name of the Docker machine is default, it is located in the directory C:Usersyour user name.dockermachinemachinesdefault.

The section of the configuration file in which the InsecureRegistry key can be found looks like this.

Old method: Create a file named config.json with this contents (replace the IP address as needed): storage-driver:aufs,debug:true,insecure-registries:192.168.1.72:8123 The set the configuration using the commando: pinata set daemon conf.json.

In the instructions below, replace the IP address of the Docker registry as needed.

I am wondering why you didnt use official docker registry (now they call it distribution) instead nexus Is there any benefit in using nexus when we only need docker registry and not other codebases provided by nexus (e.g.

I havent really tried the official Docker registry so I cannot compare it to Nexus.

Something that the official docker registry cannot do right now.

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