CyberDock is a sleek, cyberpunk-themed Docker Registry with an integrated web interface. It combines a fully compliant OCI Distribution registry with a beautiful, real-time UI for managing your container images.

The intention is to provide a simple, secure, and efficient way to replay and manage your Docker images.

Docker image is a simple way to get started.

# Run on port 5000 (both registry and UI)
docker run -d --name cyberdock -p 5000:5000 mattrogers/cyberdock:latest

Access points:

• Registry API: https://localhost:5000/v2/
• Admin UI: https://localhost:5000/admin/
• Root (/) redirects to /admin/

If you have a mac 🍏 host and want to work around the port conflicts:

# Single-port mode on custom port
docker run -d --name cyberdock -p 5005:5000 mattrogers/cyberdock:latest
# Access at https://localhost:5005/admin/

CyberDock now runs both the registry and admin UI on a single port by default, simplifying deployment:

./cyberdock -p 5000

Path-based routing:

• /v2/* - Docker Registry API (for docker push/pull)
• /admin/* - Web UI for managing the registry
• /api/* - Management API endpoints
• /static/* - Static assets for the UI
• / - Redirects to /admin/

Deploy CyberDock to your Kubernetes cluster using metallb for load balancing. You can add your cert via the UI, by default generates a self-signed cert. You'll need to restart the pod to apply the new cert.

kubectl apply -f kubernetes/cyberdock.yaml

curl -k -X POST https://cyberdock:5000/api/purge

The Docker client works seamlessly with both single-port and dual-port modes.

Add to your Docker daemon configuration:

{
  "insecure-registries": ["localhost:5000"]
}

docker tag your-image:tag localhost:5000/your-image:tag
docker push localhost:5000/your-image:tag

docker pull localhost:5000/your-image:tag

Command line flags:

# Single-port mode (default)
-p PORT  # Run both registry and UI on single port (default: 5000)

# Dual-port mode (legacy)
-r PORT  # Set registry port (default: 5000)
-g PORT  # Set web UI port (default: 5001)

Note: When both -r and -g are specified, CyberDock automatically switches to dual-port mode for backward compatibility.

• 0.3.4d:

  • Fixed bugs in UI showing incorrect storage totals.

• 0.3.3d:

  • Fixed tag update bug that prevented pushing latest tags over existing images
  • Enhanced support for multi-level repository paths (org/team/project)
  • Improved layer deduplication - shared layers now properly preserved during updates
  • Added comprehensive path validation across all registry operations

• 0.3.2d:

  • Added single-port mode as default deployment option
  • Fixed /admin routing in single-port mode
  • Simplified deployment with path-based routing
  • Added certificate management UI (upload custom certs or generate new ones)
  • Maintained backward compatibility with dual-port mode

• 0.3.1d:

  • Added project group and name to the UI (issue #3)

• 0.3.0d:

  • Added storage efficiency analysis
  • Added image density metric
  • Added repository health metric
  • Added total layers and average layers per image metrics
  • Added layer distribution chart
  • Bugfixes for dashes and long names

⚖️ License

CyberDock is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPLv3).
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