Red Hat Quay

What is Red Hat Quay?

Red Hat® Quay is a secure and scalable private registry platform that enables you to manage content across data centers and distributed cloud environments worldwide. It provides a single, resilient content repository for distributing containerized software in both development and production on Red Hat OpenShift® and Kubernetes clusters. Red Hat Quay is a highly available, distributed container image registry for the enterprise.

This solution is included with Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus, a comprehensive set of powerful and optimized tools to secure, protect, and manage your applications.

Features and Benefits

Granular Security Management
Maintain full control over who can access your containers, track changes, and continuously scan for vulnerabilities in the background as images are pushed.

Speed and Resilience at Any Scale
Achieve high availability and geo-replication by running multiple Red Hat Quay instances across data centers in different cloud regions under a single URL.

High-Speed CI/CD
Automatically build and deploy containers in response to a git push command (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, etc.). Secure delegated access with robot accounts and benefit from easily auditable history and rollback options.

Automated Installation and Updates
Automate the installation and updates of your registry deployment using the Red Hat Quay Operator. Configure your Red Hat Quay instance declaratively with OpenShift GitOps and choose between operator-managed or external database and storage services.

Enterprise Authentication and Team-Based Access Control
Integrates with your existing identity infrastructure (LDAP, OIDC, etc.). Teams benefit from granular, shared access to collaborate on a common set of content.

Integration with Red Hat OpenShift
Integrate Red Hat Quay with OpenShift’s build system to enable automated processes for credential sharing, image pushing, and application deployment. Run the solution on OpenShift to leverage monitoring and alerting features, as well as Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation for backend storage.