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Added an --anonymous switch to the push command to allow users to push anonymously without having to be prompted for a username and password. Closes: #964 Approved by: rhatdan
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% ATOMIC(1) Atomic Man Pages % Dan Walsh % September 2015
NAME
atomic-push - push Image to repository
SYNOPSIS
atomic push [-a][--activation_key[=ACTIVATION_KEY]] [--anonymous] [--debug] [-h|--help] [--insecure] [--pulp] [-p][--password[=PASSWORD]] [-r][--repository_id[=REPOSITORY_ID]] [--satellite] [--sign-by] [--t][--type] [-u][--username[=USERNAME]] [-U][--url[=URL]] [--verify_ssl[=VERIFY_SSL]]
DESCRIPTION
atomic push will push the image to the repository. Defaults to docker repository; can also upload to satellite or pulp repository.
OPTIONS:
-a ACTIVATION_KEY --activation_key ACTIVATION_KEY Activation Key
--anonymous Push without a username or password
--debug Debug mode
-h --help Print usage statement
--insecure Indicate that the regsitry does not require HTTPS or certificate verification.
-p PASSWORD --password PASSWORD Password for remote registry
--pulp Push using the pulp protocol, defaults to using docker push
--r REPO_ID --repository_id REPO_ID Repository ID
--satellite Upload using the satellite protocol; defaults to using docker push
--sign-by Override the default signing identity defined in /etc/atomic.conf. Atomic push will always sign if there is a default identity or you pass an indentity here. If there is a default identity, you can pass None to --sign-by and signing will be disabled.
-t REGISTRY_TYPE --type REGISTRY_TYPE Change the registry type, docker|atomic. atomic registry type is an OpenShift-based registry with an API supporting image signatures. Default is docker.
-u USERNAME --username USERNAME Username for remote registry
-U URL --url URL URL for remote registry
--verify_ssl Flag to verify ssl of registry
HISTORY
April 2015, Originally compiled by Daniel Walsh (dwalsh at redhat dot com)
July 2015, Edited by Jenny Ramseyer (jramseye at redhat dot com)
September 2015, Edited by Daniel Walsh (dwalsh at redhat dot com)
September 2016, Updated by Brent Baude (bbaude at redhat dot com)