Quinistry ========= *A simple Docker registry quine.* ## What? This is an example project for a from-scratch implementation of an HTTP server compatible with the [Docker Registry V2][] protocol. It serves a single image called `quinistry:latest` which is a Docker image that runs quinistry itself, therefore it is a sort of Docker registry [quine][]. The official documentation does not contain enough information to actually implement this protocol (which I assume is intentional), but a bit of trial&error lead there anyways. I've added comments to parts of the code to clear up things that may be helpful to other developers in the future. ## Example ``` # Run quinistry: vincent@urdhva ~/go/src/github.com/tazjin/quinistry (git)-[master] % ./quinistry 2017/03/16 14:11:56 Starting quinistry # Pull the quinistry image from itself: vincent@urdhva ~ % docker pull localhost:8080/quinistry Using default tag: latest latest: Pulling from quinistry 7bf1a8b18466: Already exists Digest: sha256:d5cd4490901ef04b4e28e4ccc03a1d25fe3461200cf4d7166aab86fcd495e22e Status: Downloaded newer image for localhost:8080/quinistry:latest # Quinistry will log: 2017/03/16 14:14:03 Acknowleding V2 API: GET /v2/ 2017/03/16 14:14:03 Serving manifest: GET /v2/quinistry/manifests/latest 2017/03/16 14:14:03 Serving config: GET /v2/quinistry/blobs/sha256:fbb165c48849de16017aa398aa9bb08fd1c00eaa7c150b6c2af37312913db279 # Run the downloaded image: vincent@urdhva ~ % docker run -p 8090:8080 localhost:8080/quinistry 2017/03/16 13:15:18 Starting quinistry # And download it again from itself: vincent@urdhva ~ % docker pull localhost:8090/quinistry Using default tag: latest latest: Pulling from quinistry 7bf1a8b18466: Already exists Digest: sha256:11141d95ddce0bac9ffa32ab1e8bc94748ed923e87762c68858dc41d11a46d3f Status: Downloaded newer image for localhost:8090/quinistry:latest ``` ## Building Quinistry creates a Docker image that only contains a statically linked `main` binary. As this package makes use of `net/http`, Go will (by default) link against `libc` for DNS resolution and create a dynamic binary instead. To disable this, `build` the project with `-tags netgo`: ``` go build -tags netgo ``` [Docker Registry V2]: https://docs.docker.com/registry/spec/api/ [quine]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_(computing)