How To: GitLab and Docker Registry
I (and one other engineer) spent rather too much time the other afternoon trying to work out how to s...
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Just a friendly reminder to check that the firewall on the remote host doesn't block the incoming TCP port 4567, like Digital Ocean do when you spin up a Gitlab droplet with their 1-click installer, otherwise you end up with a network error like
net/http: request canceled while waiting for connection (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers).If this is the case, a simple
sudo ufw allow 4567will solve the problem.Thanks for this, I’ve been scratching my head trying to get this working and didn’t realise I need docker installed on my local GitLab server until I came across this article. Thanks again!
Cool! I'm planning on doing this myself in the future, thanks for the guide :)
I Appreciated your help which help to narrow down our issue , which struggle from lots of troubleshooting