Registry Control Plane is public on GitHub
Registry Control Plane is now public on GitHub, along with its container packages.
Registry Control Plane is public on GitHub now.
The project started as a practical tool for managing a self-hosted container registry, but it has enough shape around auth, policy, admin workflows, and release packaging that it is ready to live in the open.
The source is here: sheldylew/registry-control-plane. For testing it directly from the published images, start with the GHCR Compose file. It is published under the AGPL-3.0 license, and the public repository now shows the package set beside the code.
The GitHub Container Registry packages are public too:
- registry-control-plane-api
- registry-control-plane-auth-init
- registry-control-plane-nginx
- registry-control-plane-web
The API package page is already showing latest, v0.1.0, release, edge,
and nightly tracks. That matters because the release is not only a code drop.
The source, container images, image tags, license, and package pages are all
visible from the same public GitHub surface.
Happy to have it out in the open now, and sharing it in case anyone else finds it useful: a registry control plane that can be inspected, pulled, tested, and improved outside my own local setup.