nsc docker login

docker login automatically updates your default Docker config.json file with the Namespace credential helper and prints your Workspace registry endpoint.

The docker-credential-nsc credential helper is an executable binary that gets automatically installed alongside nsc. Docker-like tools call the helper binary to retrieve fresh credentials every time they access the specified registry.

Docker-like tools expect the credential helper to be available in your $PATH. You can check that the credential helper is in your path by running which docker-credential-nsc.

Usage

nsc docker login [--output_registry_to <file>] [--use_credential_helper]

Example

$ nsc docker login
 
You are now logged into your workspace container registry:
 
  nscr.io/8enum0hp1l5ii
 
Run your first build with:
 
  $ nsc build . --name test --push
 
Visit our docs for more details on Remote Builds:
 
  https://namespace.so/docs/solutions/docker-builders

Where 8enum0hp1l5ii is your workspace ID.

Now you can use the docker CLI to push/pull container images to Namespace Container Registry. For example:

docker push nscr.io/8enum0hp1l5ii/IMAGE_NAME

Options

--output_registry_to <file>

With this option nsc will write the Namespace Container Registry endpoint to the provided file.

--use_credential_helper

Use nsc's credential helper (docker-credential-nsc) instead of embedding the Namespace Container Registry credentials directly in your Docker config.json. Enabled by default (--use_credential_helper=true). Pass --use_credential_helper=false to embed the credentials directly instead.