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⚠️ A 100 GB disk is the actual requirement for Harbor to store images, the database, and cache. Do not use the standard 40 GB.

With SSL enabled (recommended)

https://<IP-CON-GUIONES>.sslip.io/

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Example: if your VM has the IP address 200.25.101.125:

https://200-25-101-125.sslip.io/

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Access credentials

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Use the Registry

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Configure Docker client

# With SSL (sslip.io)
docker login https://<IP-CON-GUIONES>.sslip.io -u admin -p <PASSWORD>

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Push of an image

# Tag
docker tag <imagen>:<tag> <IP-CON-GUIONES>.sslip.io/<proyecto>/<imagen>:<tag>

# Upload
docker push <IP-CON-GUIONES>.sslip.io/<proyecto>/<imagen>:<tag>

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Pull of an image

docker pull <IP-CON-GUIONES>.sslip.io/<proyecto>/<imagen>:<tag>

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ℹ️ Harbor organizes images into projects. The default project is library. Create additional projects from the UI under Projects → New Project.

Harbor deploys multiple pods. All must be in Running mode before accessing the UI.

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# View all Harbor pods
kubectl get pods -A | grep harbor

# View installation log
tail -f /var/log/cuemby/bootstrap.log

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Main expected pods:

NAMESPACE  NAME                              READY   STATUS
harbor     harbor-core-xxxxxxxxx             1/1     Running   ✓
harbor     harbor-portal-xxxxxxxxx           1/1     Running   ✓
harbor     harbor-registry-xxxxxxxxx         1/1     Running   ✓
harbor     harbor-jobservice-xxxxxxxxx       1/1     Running   ✓
harbor     harbor-database-0                 1/1     Running   ✓
harbor     harbor-valkey-0                   1/1     Running   ✓

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ℹ️ If some pods display "Init" or "Pending", please wait a few minutes. This is part of the normal startup process.

Credentials

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Optionals

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ℹ️ All credentials are automatically generated if left blank. Find them in the deployment outputs on the Cuemby portal.

1. Open the URL and log in with admin and your password.
2. Create a project from Projects → New Project (public or private).
3. Log in with Docker and upload your first image to the created project.
4. Enable vulnerability scanning in Projects → <project> → Configuration → Automatically scan images.

💡 Tip: Harbor includes Trivy for vulnerability scanning. You can configure policies to block the pull of images with critical vulnerabilities from Projects → <project> → Configuration → Prevent vulnerable images from running.