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1---
2title: Container images
3description: Push and pull container images on g1t.sh with docker, in workflows with G1T_TOKEN, and push layers over 100 MB with g1t push.
4---
5
6g1t.sh is a container registry. Images are named after their workspace,
7pushed and pulled with `docker` or any client of the OCI Distribution
8protocol, and have the access of the repository they are linked to (see
9[who can see and publish a package](/guides/packages/#who-can-see-and-publish-a-package)).
10
11```text
12g1t.sh/<workspace>/<name>[:<tag>]
13```
14
15## Sign in
16
17Use your username, and an [access token](https://g1t.sh/settings/tokens) as
18the password: one with full access, or with `packages:write` (to push) or
19`packages:read` (to pull private images).
20
21```sh
22echo "$G1T_TOKEN" | docker login g1t.sh -u <you> --password-stdin
23```
24
25Public images pull without signing in.
26
27## Push
28
29Tag the image with its address and push it:
30
31```sh
32docker build -t g1t.sh/acme/web:1.4.0 .
33docker push g1t.sh/acme/web:1.4.0
34```
35
36The first push makes the package. When its name starts with a repository
37of the workspace, here `acme/web`, it is linked to that repository and
38follows its visibility and roles; pushing needs Write on it. Otherwise it is
39the workspace's, private, and needs the workspace's Write base permission.
40
41Pushing a tag again moves it to the new image. Layers already on g1t are
42not uploaded again, and images in the same workspace share them.
43
44Multi-platform images (`docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 --push`),
45OCI image indexes, and artifacts attached to an image with a `subject`
46(signatures, SBOMs, attestations) are all kept; the registry lists an image's
47attached artifacts at `/v2/<name>/referrers/<digest>`.
48
49## Pull
50
51```sh
52docker pull g1t.sh/acme/web:1.4.0
53docker pull g1t.sh/acme/web@sha256:…
54```
55
56## In workflows
57
58A workflow's `G1T_TOKEN` is the workspace's own token for the run, and can
59push and pull the workspace's images:
60
61```yaml
62jobs:
63 image:
64 runs-on: ubuntu-latest
65 steps:
66 - uses: actions/checkout@v4
67 - name: Sign in to g1t.sh
68 run: echo "${{ secrets.G1T_TOKEN }}" | docker login g1t.sh -u g1t --password-stdin
69 - name: Build and push
70 run: |
71 docker build -t g1t.sh/${{ github.repository }}:${{ github.sha }} .
72 docker push g1t.sh/${{ github.repository }}:${{ github.sha }}
73```
74
75Runs that get no secrets (a pull request from someone without Write) get an
76empty token, and cannot push. See
77[secrets and variables](/guides/actions/#secrets-and-variables).
78
79## The 100 MB limit
80
81A single request to g1t.sh may carry at most 100 MB. `docker push` sends
82each layer whole, in one request, so a layer over 100 MB, as compressed for
83the push, is refused. [`g1t push`](#push-large-layers-with-g1t-push) sends
84it in chunks instead, and has no limit.
85
86What you see depends on where it is refused. Usually it is before the
87request reaches g1t, and `docker push` stops with a bare status:
88
89```text
90unknown: failed commit on ref "layer-sha256:…": unexpected status from PUT request to https://g1t.sh/v2/acme/web/blobs/uploads/…?digest=sha256%3A…: 413 Request Entity Too Large
91```
92
93(the request may be a `PATCH` instead of a `PUT`, and some versions of
94Docker show the HTML page that came with the 413 instead). When g1t sees
95the request itself, the error is `SIZE_INVALID`, with a message naming the
96limit and this page.
97
98An installation you [run yourself](/guides/self-hosting/) has no such
99limit.
100
101### Push large layers with g1t push
102
103`g1t push` takes an image from your local docker and pushes it to g1t.sh,
104each layer in chunks of 90 MiB, each chunk its own request. A layer can be
105any size.
106
107```sh
108docker build -t g1t.sh/acme/model:1 .
109g1t push g1t.sh/acme/model:1
110```
111
112An image with a local name is pushed to the address after `--as`:
113
114```sh
115g1t push model:dev --as g1t.sh/acme/model:1
116```
117
118```text
119Reading model:dev from docker
120Pushing to g1t.sh/acme/model:1
121 config sha256:040e744c070b 851 B already on the registry, skipped
122 layer sha256:25f1d6b1951a 3.5 MiB already on the registry, skipped
123 chunk 1/2 90.0 MiB 63%
124 chunk 2/2 53.1 MiB 100%
125 layer sha256:c74595c4a2cd 143.1 MiB uploaded in 2 chunks
126Pushed g1t.sh/acme/model:1
127digest: sha256:39b972d91774d58b5fbd27cfdce73fe58034d9e5772a261d183c11bcf78c1dba
128```
129
130It pushes the image docker has: the same config, layers and manifest, so
131`docker pull` gets back exactly what you built. When docker keeps a layer
132uncompressed, `g1t push` gzips it for the push, as `docker push` does.
133Layers already on g1t are not sent again. A request refused with `429` or
134an error on g1t's side is tried again after a wait, and an interrupted
135layer goes on from where it stopped.
136
137It signs in with the first of:
138
1391. a token on stdin, with `--token-stdin`
140 (`echo "$G1T_TOKEN" | g1t push … --token-stdin`);
1412. the `G1T_TOKEN` environment variable, as in [workflows](#in-workflows);
1423. what `docker login g1t.sh` stored, in `~/.docker/config.json` or the
143 credential store it names.
144
145| Option | |
146| --- | --- |
147| `--as <address>` | Where to push, `g1t.sh/<workspace>/<name>:<tag>`. Without it, the image's own name must be such an address. The tag defaults to `latest`. |
148| `--chunk-size <size>` | How much each request carries: `5MB` to `95MB`, `90MB` unless set. `MB` and `MiB` both mean 1,048,576 bytes. |
149| `--token-stdin` | Read the token from stdin. |
150| `--archive <file>` | Push a tarball written by `docker save`, instead of asking docker. Needs `--as`. |
151
152`g1t --version` prints its version, and `g1t help` its options.
153
154### Getting g1t
155
156One file for each platform, from `https://g1t.sh/downloads/cli/latest/`:
157
158```sh
159# Linux (x64; use g1t-linux-arm64 on ARM)
160curl -fsSLo g1t https://g1t.sh/downloads/cli/latest/g1t-linux-x64 && chmod +x g1t
161# macOS (Apple silicon; use g1t-macos-x64 on Intel)
162curl -fsSLo g1t https://g1t.sh/downloads/cli/latest/g1t-macos-arm64 && chmod +x g1t
163```
164
165```powershell
166# Windows
167Invoke-WebRequest https://g1t.sh/downloads/cli/latest/g1t-windows-x64.exe -OutFile g1t.exe
168```
169
170Check a download against `https://g1t.sh/downloads/cli/latest/SHA256SUMS`.
171To build it from source instead, with
172[Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install):
173
174```sh
175git clone https://g1t.sh/flagon-io/g1t
176cd g1t
177cargo install --path crates/g1t
178```
179
180## Storage and pull limits
181
182Without the [g1t plan](/guides/usage-and-billing/#the-g1t-plan), a
183workspace's public packages may hold 10 GB and its private ones 500 MB,
184each file counted once. A push that would go past either is refused with
185`DENIED` and a message saying how much is used; layers the workspace
186already holds add nothing. On the plan nothing is refused: storage past
187the free amounts is charged.
188
189Anonymous pulls are limited to 300 requests a minute from each address, and
190signed-in ones to 5,000 a minute for each person, workspace or agent.
191Past the limit, requests are answered `429` with `TOOMANYREQUESTS` and a
192`Retry-After`; docker waits and tries again. Signing in raises the limit.
193
194## Delete
195
196Deleting needs Admin on the linked repository, or for an unlinked image, an
197owner of the workspace; a token needs `packages:delete`.
198
199The registry protocol's `DELETE` removes a tag, or a whole version by its
200digest (with every tag that points to it):
201
202```sh
203TOKEN=$(curl -s -u <you>:<token> "https://g1t.sh/v2/token?scope=repository:acme/web:delete" | jq -r .token)
204curl -X DELETE -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://g1t.sh/v2/acme/web/manifests/1.4.0
205curl -X DELETE -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" https://g1t.sh/v2/acme/web/manifests/sha256:…
206```
207
208Layers no version uses any more are deleted from storage a day later.
209
210## Errors
211
212| Error | Means |
213| --- | --- |
214| `UNAUTHORIZED` | Not signed in, or the token is wrong or expired. `docker login g1t.sh` again. |
215| `DENIED` | Signed in, but your role or your token's scopes do not allow it. The message says which. |
216| `NAME_UNKNOWN` | No such image, or one you cannot see. |
217| `MANIFEST_UNKNOWN`, `BLOB_UNKNOWN` | No such tag, digest or layer in that image. |
218| `NAME_INVALID` | Names are lowercase letters and digits, separated by `.`, `_`, `__`, `-` or `/`, and start with a workspace. |
219| `SIZE_INVALID`, or a bare `413` | A request over [the 100 MB limit](#the-100-mb-limit). Push the image with [`g1t push`](#push-large-layers-with-g1t-push). |
220| `TOOMANYREQUESTS` | Too many requests in a minute; see [the limits](#storage-and-pull-limits). |
221| `DIGEST_INVALID` | What was uploaded does not have the digest the client said. Push again. |