Private GitLab deployment

[whistler-abraham]

First of all, Thank you! Your DockerSwarm Rocks project is amazing detailed and easy to use. I have followed that guide and setup a 6 node cluster with 3 managers and 3 workers. I also setup a 7th vm for self managed gitlab and connected the runners following your guide. It was a breeze.

I recently wanted to learn the fastapi framework and decided to use your template as it seemed very comprehensive and since the other stacks your designed were working so well. I cloned this repo and ran the cookiecutter py app. it created all of the files and detailed readme.md I committed these to my gitlab and began the process of deployment. The test all passed however when moving to deployment of staging or production I received this error.

The push refers to repository [docker.io/library/backend] denied: requested access to the resource is denied Cleaning up file based variables 00:01 ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1

it appear to me as if it is attempting to connect with dockerhub rather than my gitlab registry. I tried logging into my gitlab reg prior to running the docker login gitlab.myprivatesite.com:5050 and it is successfully connecting but still returns the error above. Any advice you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again for such a wonderful stack.

Cheers!

[glebsergeevich]

I have the same issue

[scopalaffairs]

I ran into this as well today.

Take a look at https://docs.docker.com/compose/reference/push/
and compare it with your settings in .env for DOCKER_IMAGE_{SERVICE}.

If you haven't specified the private registry (e.g. gitlab.private-registy.com:{port}/accountname/repo/service) it is highly likely you are trying to push against docker.io, which is mentioned in the error The push refers to repository [docker.io/library/backend].

[tiangolo]

In case anyone comes back to this, the project has gone through several refactors, so this might no longer apply.

If anyone is still having issues, please create a minimal reproducible example for me to be able to reproduce it locally, that way I would be able to help.