TreeScale

Spin up a private image hub in minutes and keep your delivery pipeline moving. After creating a registry endpoint in TreeScale, log in with the standard Docker CLI, select a project namespace, and push your first image. Tag images to your registry URL, push, and watch uploads finish fast—TreeScale splits images into layers and transfers them in parallel, so only new layers move. Build multi-architecture images locally or in CI and push manifests the same way you do with any Docker-compatible service; developers and runners on Linux, macOS, and Windows can pull at full speed without extra tooling. If you’re migrating from another registry, retag existing images and push; cached layers minimize transfer time.

Connect the registry to your CI/CD system to automate builds and releases. Point GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or Bitbucket Pipelines to TreeScale, build on commit, tag by branch or version, and push automatically. Use the Docker CLI–compatible endpoints to script repository creation, expiration policies, and promotion from dev to staging to production. Promote by re-tagging an immutable digest to guarantee identical artifacts in every environment. For hotfixes, pin a known-good image and roll forward without a new build. Since large bases move once and incremental changes are parallelized, pipeline runs stay short and repeatable even with frequent releases. Build matrix jobs for multi-arch targets and publish a single index that clients can pull transparently. more