Satama container registry

Secure container registry

Satama provides a secure container registry for storing, managing, and distributing container images

Service description

Satama is a cloud-native container image registry for CSC. It is based on Harbor which extends the capabilities of Docker Hub. Satama provides a secure and centralized place for users to push and pull container images, just like Docker Hub, but with added features such as role-based access control, vulnerability scanning, and image signing. Satama simplifies image management by allowing users to push, pull, and organize container images efficiently while ensuring that only verified and authorized images are deployed across environments.

Technical information

Satama offers a user-friendly web interface for viewing information about container images. To pull and push images, you need a compatible OCI client such as Docker, Podman, or ORAS. Knowledge of Linux is recommended. Note that you are responsible for the security of the container images under your control. Our integrated vulnerability scanner and SBOM tools help you identify and address security vulnerabilities.

Protection level

Minimum

Open access

Anyone can access, share and download data.

Maximum

Restricted and controlled access

You can decide who can access or download data, and manage data sharing and export from isolated environments.

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How to obtain the service

User can get access to the service from MyCSC portal.

Service is free of charge for use cases defined in the CSC free of charge policy. For other users, please contact CSC's Service Desk. User can start the usage with default quota by self-service and more resources can be granted by application. Usage is counted in billing units and some resources are available only upon request.

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