Manually upload an image

You can upload only one package each time, and the package must be exported in the format of name:tag. For example: docker save name:tag -o name.tar.

On the top navigation bar, click Business Apps.

From the left navigation pane, select Software Center > Image Repositories.

Click the Public Repository tab to open the public repository page. Alternatively, click the Private Repository tab, and click the name of a project to open the image list page for the project.

Click Upload Image.

Configure basic settings as required.

Table-1 Configuring image upload parameters

Parameter	Description
Repository Type	Public—Users in all organizations can view and use the images. Private—Users in the organization to which the current login user belongs and system administrators can view and use the images.
Image Name Alias	The name of an image cannot be edited after it is being uploaded. The alias can be edited at any time. You can use aliases to search and filter images. If you do not specify an alias, the system uses the image name as the alias by default.
Image Category	Select the category to which the image belongs from the categories created in "Create an image category." If the image to upload has the same name as an existing one, the system identifies the category of the image automatically.
Image Version	Specify a version number for the image file to upload. When you deploy or download an image, you can use the version number and description to select an image version. If the image to upload has the same name as an uploaded image, their version numbers cannot be the same.
Icon	Upload an image that can identify the image file easily.
Description Features	Add a description and version features.

Click Next. Select to upload a local file or upload a file through a remote address.

To upload a local file, drag an image file to the gray area, or click Select File to select an image file, and then click OK.

To upload a file through a remote address, enter the image download address on a remote server. In the current software version, only protocols HTTP, FTP, and SFTP are supported. If the remote server needs authentication, select Require Authentication, and enter the username and password to log in.

Click OK.