Migrate Docker images from Docker Hub to GitHub Container Registry#1907
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Migrate Docker images from Docker Hub to GitHub Container Registry#1907
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This commit replaces all references to `umputun/remark42` Docker images on Docker Hub with `ghcr.io/umputun/remark42` from the GitHub Container Registry. It updates various Docker Compose files, documentation, and the Makefile to use the new image location. It also updates the kubernetes example to use the latest version. Docker Hub is going to kill free pulls for too long by now.
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This commit replaces all references to
umputun/remark42Docker images on Docker Hub withghcr.io/umputun/remark42from the GitHub Container Registry. It updates various Docker Compose files, documentation, and the Makefile to use the new image location. It also updates the kubernetes example to use the latest version.Docker Hub is going to kill free pulls for too long by now.