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Container Registry

Mengi includes a private container registry at registry.mengi.cloud. Push your images there and deploy them straight away — Mengi handles the pull credentials for you, so you don’t need an external registry account.

Get your registry credentials

On the Container Registry page, create your credentials. You’ll get:

  • Registry URL — registry.mengi.cloud
  • A username
  • A password — shown once, so copy it now
  • Your repository prefix — a short namespace unique to your account (your images live under registry.mengi.cloud/<prefix>/…)
  • A ready-to-paste docker login command

You can regenerate the credentials (rotates the password, invalidating the old one) or delete them.

Push an image

  1. Log in with the command shown on the page:

    Terminal window
    docker login registry.mengi.cloud
    # username + password from the dashboard

  2. Tag your image under your prefix and push it:

    Terminal window
    docker tag my-app registry.mengi.cloud/<prefix>/my-app:1.0.0
    docker push registry.mengi.cloud/<prefix>/my-app:1.0.0

Deploy a pushed image

When you create a deployment, use your image’s full reference as the Docker image:

registry.mengi.cloud/<prefix>/my-app:1.0.0

Because it’s your own registry, Mengi pulls the private image automatically — there are no separate pull credentials to configure on the deployment.

Browse and clean up images

The page lists the repositories in your registry (image name, artifact count, pull count) and the tags within each (with push time). You can:

  • Delete a tag to remove a single image version.
  • Delete a repository to remove an image and all its tags.

Good to know

  • Your account has one set of registry credentials; regenerate them to rotate the password.
  • The password is shown only once at creation — store it securely and never commit it to version control.
  • Images are private to your account by default.