Tool to migrate Docker images from Docker Hub or v1 registry to a v2 registry including Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR)
https://hub.docker.com/r/docker/migrator/
docker run -it \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
-e V1_REGISTRY=v1.registry.fqdn \
-e V2_REGISTRY=v2.registry.fqdn \
docker/migrator
The following environment variables can be set:
V1_REGISTRY
- DNS hostname of your v1 registry or Docker Hub (Do not includehttps://
)- If migrating images from Docker Hub, use
docker.io
- If migrating images from Docker Hub, use
V2_REGISTRY
- DNS hostname of your v2 registry (Do not includehttps://
)
AWS_ACCESS_KEY
- AWS Access Key supplied as either an environment variable or as a part of your credentials file.AWS_REGION
- AWS Region, must be specified if using ECRAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
- AWS Secret Access Key supplied as either an environment variable or as a part of your credentials file.ERROR_ACTION
- Sets the default action on error for pushes and pullsprompt
- (Default) Prompt for user input as to what action to take on errorretry
- Retry the failed action on error (may cause infinite loop of failure)skip
- Log the error and continue migration on errorabort
- Abort the migration on error
MIGRATION_INCREMENT
- Breaks up migration in chunks ofn
images- Defaults to migrating all images at once if not specified
- Must be a positive integer
- Only works if source and destination are not the same FQDN
USER_PROMPT
- Sets the default action for user prompts (non-error)true
- (Default) Prompts user for input/validationfalse
- Skips user prompt and automatically proceeds
NO_LOGIN
true
- Skipsdocker login
for both the v1 and v2 registriesfalse
- (Default) Prompts user to login to the v1 and v2 registries
V1_NO_LOGIN
true
- Skipsdocker login
for the v1 registryfalse
- (Default) Prompts user to login to the v1 registry
V2_NO_LOGIN
true
- Skipsdocker login
for the v2 registryfalse
- (Default) Prompts user to login to the v2 registry
USE_INSECURE_CURL
true
- Allows curl to perform insecure SSL connections for querying APIsfalse
- (Default) Require curl to perform secure SSL connections for querying APIs
USE_HTTP
true
- Allows curl to connect to both the v1 and v2 registries over HTTP- Note: daemon must also have
--insecure-registry
option set
- Note: daemon must also have
false
- (Default) Requires curl to connect to v1 and v2 registries over HTTPS
V1_USE_HTTP
true
- Allows curl to connect to v1 registry running over HTTP- Note: daemon must also have
--insecure-registry
option set
- Note: daemon must also have
false
- (Default) Requires curl to connect to v1 registry over HTTPS
V2_USE_HTTP
true
- Allows curl to connect to v2 registry running over HTTP- Note: daemon must also have
--insecure-registry
option set
- Note: daemon must also have
false
- (Default) Requires curl to connect to v2 registry over HTTPS
DOCKER_HUB_ORG
- Docker Hub organization name to migrate images from- Defaults to the username used to login to Docker Hub if not provided
V1_REPO_FILTER
- Search filter to limit the scope of the repositories to migrate (uses grep basic regular expression interpretation)- Note: This only filters the repositories returned from the source registry search API, not the individual tags
V1_TAG_FILTER
- Search filter to limit the scope of the tags to migrate (Plain text matching).LIBRARY_NAMESPACE
- Sets option to migrate official namespaces (images where there is no namespace provided) to thelibrary/
namespace (Note: must be set totrue
for DTR 1.4 or greater)true
- (Default) Addslibrary
namespace to image namesfalse
- Keeps images as they are without a namespace
- Custom CA certificate and Client certificate support - for custom CA and/or client certificate support to your v1 and/or v2 registries, you should utilize a volume to share them into the container by adding the following to your run command:
-v /etc/docker/certs.d:/etc/docker/certs.d:ro
V1_USERNAME
- Username used fordocker login
to the v1 registryV1_PASSWORD
- Password used fordocker login
to the v1 registryV1_EMAIL
- Email used fordocker login
to the v1 registryV2_USERNAME
- Username used fordocker login
to the v2 registryV2_PASSWORD
- Password used fordocker login
to the v2 registryV2_EMAIL
- Email used fordocker login
to the v2 registry
Note: You must use all three variables (V1_USERNAME
, V1_PASSWORD
, and V1_EMAIL
or V2_USERNAME
, V2_PASSWORD
, and V2_EMAIL
) for the given automated docker login
to function properly. Omitting one will prompt the user for input of all three.
This migration tool assumes the following:
- You have a v1 registry (or Docker Hub) and you are planning on migrating to a v2 registry
- The new v2 registry can either be running using a different DNS name or the same DNS name as the v1 registry - both scenarios work in this case. If you are utilizing the same DNS name for your new v2 registry, set both
V1_REGISTRY
andV2_REGISTRY
to the same value.
It is suggested that you run this container on a Docker engine that is located near your registry as you will need to pull down every image from your v1 registry (or Docker Hub) and push them to the v2 registry to complete the migration. This also means that you will need enough disk space on your local Docker engine to temporarily store all of the images. If you have limited disk space, it is suggested that you use the MIGRATION_INCREMENT
option to migrate n
number of images at a time.
If you're interested in migrating to an Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR) you will additionally need to supply your AWS API keys to the migrator tool. This can be accomplished in one of the two following ways:
docker run -it \
-v ~/.aws:/root/.aws:ro \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
-e V1_REGISTRY=v1.registry.fqdn \
-e V2_REGISTRY=v2.registry.fqdn \
docker/migrator
docker run -it \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
-e AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<key> \
-e AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<secret> \
-e V1_REGISTRY=v1.registry.fqdn \
-e V2_REGISTRY=v2.registry.fqdn \
docker/migrator
The migration occurs using an automated script inside of the Docker container. Running using the above usage will work as expected.
- Login to the v1 registry or Docker Hub (Optional)
- If you do not have authentication enabled, leave the username blank when prompted
- Query the v1 registry or Docker Hub for a list of all repositories
- With the list of images, query the v1 registry or Docker Hub for all tags for each repository. This becomes the list of all images with tags that you need to migrate
- Using a Docker engine, pull all images (including each tag)
- Once all images are pulled, there are a few options for next steps:
- If the same DNS record will be used for the v1 and v2 registries: * Have user switch the DNS record over to the new server's IP or if same box to be used, stop the v1 registry and start the v2 registry
- If a different DNS record will be used for the v1 and v2 registries: * Re-tag all images to change the tagging from the old DNS record to the new one
- Login to the v2 registry (Optional)
- If you do not have authentication enabled, leave the username blank when prompted
- Push all images and tags to the v2 registry
- Verify v1 to v2 image migration was successful (not yet implemented)
- Cleanup local docker engine to remove images
If you need to log the output from migrator, add 2>&1 | tee migration.log
to the end of the command shown above to capture the output to a file of your choice.