Hi all.
I'm loving SCALE in my first 48 hours after sidegrading a Xeon-D home lab from TrueNAS CORE.
The ease of configuration (particularly attaching storage) and broad choice of applications by using docker/k3s is a real game-changer.
However, the price of success is scale, sometimes: I ran into limits in pulling a new docker image.
Error response from daemon: pull access denied for <repo>/<image>, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied
This is disappointing but understandable with hub.docker.com's anonymous usage limits. I want to take the error message at face value and believe it will go away if I log into docker with my existing credentials. Doing so with docker login in a shell using root was not enough. How do I get my secrets into the docker ecosystem?
Ha, look at that. User error on my part. I got the image repository wrong. Still, it seems "correct" to log into docker hub when pulling down images, especially once I develop my own. How can I do that?
I'm loving SCALE in my first 48 hours after sidegrading a Xeon-D home lab from TrueNAS CORE.
The ease of configuration (particularly attaching storage) and broad choice of applications by using docker/k3s is a real game-changer.
Error response from daemon: pull access denied for <repo>/<image>, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied
Ha, look at that. User error on my part. I got the image repository wrong. Still, it seems "correct" to log into docker hub when pulling down images, especially once I develop my own. How can I do that?
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