Description of problem:

Currently Satellite6 exposes docker images using a custom naming convention ({org_label}-{LC_ENV}-{CV-name}-{product_name}-{upstream_repo_name AND image name}). A sample docker pull command for 2 OSE3 builder images looks like this:

docker pull sat6.example.com:5000/acme-web-dev-cv-con-webshop-container_images-openshift3_php-55-rhel7:latest
docker pull sat6.example.com:5000/acme-web-dev-cv-con-webshop-container_images-openshift3_postgresql-92-rhel7:latest

This naming convention used to expose images merges the upstream repo name (namespace) and image name beside some other Sat6 specific items (CV, Product, Org).

OpenShift Enterprise v3 by Red Hat expects that even if the namespace changes all images still are inside the same namespace (here: openshift3) as they are in our Red Hat registry:

# docker search openshift3
INDEX        NAME                                                              DESCRIPTION                                     STARS     OFFICIAL   AUTOMATED
[...]                   
redhat.com   registry.access.redhat.com/openshift3/php-55-rhel7                OpenShift Enterprise PHP 5.5 Builder Image      0                    
redhat.com   registry.access.redhat.com/openshift3/postgresql-92-rhel7         OpenShift Enterprise Postgresql 9.2             0      
[...]


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Currently container images are exposed on an individual Satellite 6 repository level. Since we need to create for each individual container a dedicated repository we always expose 1 image including all its versions / tags.

Expected results:

Container Images should be exposed on a content view level instead. This would allow to have a naming convention which is similar to the namespace in our RH registry. This requires that each CV/CCV which contains container images should be exposed as a separate registry which contains all repos and images belonging to the same namespace.



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