Private repositories
Standard OCI push and pull with per-repository access rules. Your images, your rules.
Infrastructure Early access
Push your private images and pull public ones through an authenticated cache — one endpoint, one login, unlimited pulls.
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How it works
Longbridge Registry is a standard OCI registry: push and pull your private repositories, and pull public upstreams (Docker Hub, GHCR, …) through an authenticated cache that shrugs off their rate limits. Authenticate with a registry key or your CI’s OIDC identity.
What you get
Standard OCI push and pull with per-repository access rules. Your images, your rules.
Cache Docker Hub, GHCR and friends behind your own endpoint — and dodge upstream rate limits.
We never meter pulls. Cache all you like; CI stays fast and free to read.
Layers live in EU object storage — no US round-trip for your base images.
Pricing
You pay for what you store and what you serve out — pulls are always free. Metered but free during early access.
Metered, and free while we open it up.
Rates land as Registry graduates; early-access registries are free.
See how Longbridge pricesPart of the platform
Every Longbridge product shares one Org, one Console, and one bill — so adding the next one is a toggle, not another vendor to onboard.
See the whole platformTry it
docker login registry.lngbrdg.com
docker tag my-app registry.lngbrdg.com/acme/my-app:1.0
docker push registry.lngbrdg.com/acme/my-app:1.0 The honest part
Start in the Console — or read the docs first. It's your call.