The best Quay alternatives
The rest of Best Container Registries, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
ProGet may suit small teams through enterprises that need to manage package feeds and container images.
JCR suits teams that need self-managed repositories for container and Helm packages, with access controls and search.
Micro Edition is positioned for individual developers, startup teams, development and test environments, and small image workloads.
It is aimed at developers, administrators, CI/CD workflows, and Kubernetes clusters that need to store and manage container images or OCI artifacts.
It may suit enterprises, cloud providers, software vendors, and teams managing multi-cloud, hybrid, IoT, or edge environments.
It suits teams managing Docker images alongside KakaoCloud Kubernetes Engine, especially those needing role-based access, vulnerability scans, and…
Zot suits teams operating container registries on their own infrastructure, including Kubernetes-adjacent environments.
It suits teams that need an OCI-compatible registry for container images and want unmetered pulls across their projects.
It is intended for research projects, especially eligible Finnish research and education organizations using container workflows.
CFCR suits teams using Kubernetes that want a registry compatible with Docker tools and CI/CD platforms.
This registry is suited to developers and teams that store app container images and deploy them through Cosmoner.
Django-OCI suits Python developers building and operating an OCI-compliant container registry.
