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Red Hat Quay
A distributed and highly available container image registry for your enterprise
Red Hat® Quay container image registry provides storage and enables you to build, distribute, and deploy containers. Gain more security over your image repositories with automation, authentication, and authorization systems. Quay is available with OpenShift or as a standalone component.
Features & benefits
Registry types
Ways to run Red Hat Quay
Red Hat® Quay is compatible with most container environments and orchestration platforms. It is available as a hosted service or on-premises.
Red Hat Quay is the first enterprise hosted and on-premises container registry. It is priced per deployment and can be purchased with OpenShift or separately.
With Red Hat Quay, you can:
- Have geographically replicated instances
- Integrate with your authentication provider
- Have Prometheus support
Red Hat Quay.io is a mature hosted container image registry. It is priced per repository.
With Quay.io you can:
- Rollback your images to a historical state
- Have zero-downtime garbage collection
- Automatically squash image layers
- Replicate data via global content delivery network
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Consulting
Team up with our strategic advisors to learn how best to use Red Hat Quay to securely store, build, and deploy container images.