OpenRegistry

Web · Self-hosted

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Two barsScore 6.3

OpenRegistry is ranked #11 of 53 in container registries on Freedom251. It runs on Self-hosted, Web. There is a free plan.

OpenRegistry plans and pricing

Free Free Open and free to use app.openregistry.dev · 5 Oct 2026

What it does: OpenRegistry is a decentralized container registry for storing and distributing container images.
OCI support: The project says it is fully compliant with the OCI Container Distribution Specification.
Docker CLI: Users can push and pull images with Docker CLI by tagging them with the OpenRegistry domain.
Compute and storage: The project says it uses Akash Network for compute and IPFS, Filebase, or Storj for storage.
Open source: The documentation describes OpenRegistry as fully open source and says its codebase uses the MIT license.
Collaborations: The documentation lists Akash Network, IPFS, Storj, and iExec as collaborations.
Availability: The project describes its aims as reliability and availability, with fault tolerance, scalability, and resiliency as priorities.
Registration limit: The GitHub README says registrations are being accepted only for a closed beta program.
Production caveat: The project warns that its main branch is experimental and not stable for production use, and directs users to released versions.
Support: The documentation invites users to report bugs or documentation issues through GitHub discussions or email.
Team: The About page names Jasdeep Singh and Gunjan Valecha as engineers working on OpenRegistry.
Price from: Free

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