Pushing the Docker image to a container registry
- Last Updated: March 6, 2025
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- Hybrid Data Pipeline
- Version 4.6
- Documentation
Before you can deploy Hybrid Data Pipeline to the cluster, you must obtain the Hybrid Data Pipeline Docker image and push the image to a container registry.
Note: The Azure resource group must have access to the container
registry.
Take the following steps to push the Docker container to a container registry.
- Download the Hybrid Data Pipeline Docker Deployment Package from
the Progress Customer Downloads Portal or
the Trial Download page. Note: The deployment package is available as a tar.gz file. For example: PROGRESS_DATADIRECT_HDP_SERVER_version_DOCKER.tar.gz, where version is a three-part version number denoting major, minor, and service pack numbers.
- Unzip the Hybrid Data Pipeline Docker Deployment Package to a
package directory.
The hdp-docker-deploy directory includes the Hybrid Data Pipeline Docker image hdp_docker_version.build.tar.gz where version is the three-part version number of the server and build is the server build number.
- Start Docker.
- Run the
docker loadcommand to load the Docker image. For example:docker load -i hdp_docker_version.build.tar.gz - Run the
docker tagcommand to tag it with the fully qualified name of your registry. For example:docker tag hdp-docker-4.6.2 example-registry/hdp-docker-4.6.2:2834 - Run the
docker pushcommand to push the image to the Docker registry. For example:docker push example-registry/hdp-docker-4.6.2:2834 - Run the
docker searchcommand to list the images in the registry.docker search example-registryExample output:
NAME DESCRIPTION hdp-docker-4.6.2 Hybrid Data Pipeline 4.6.2.2834