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| ====== Container Mirror ====== | ====== Container Mirror ====== | ||
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| ===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
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| A Container Mirror is a controlled local or internal copy of selected container images and associated metadata obtained from one or more source registries. | A Container Mirror is a controlled local or internal copy of selected container images and associated metadata obtained from one or more source registries. | ||
| - | The mirror may preserve image names, tags, immutable digests, manifests, platform variants, signatures, attestations, | + | The mirror may preserve image names, tags, immutable digests, manifests, platform variants, signatures, attestations, |
| A Container Mirror allows systems in a restricted, disconnected, | A Container Mirror allows systems in a restricted, disconnected, | ||
| - | Within Crucible, container images may be captured, included in a [[private: | + | Within Crucible, container images may be captured, included in a [[public: |
| ===== Definition ===== | ===== Definition ===== | ||