The platform to register the containers has a solid and easy to use interface, the options it has to create Helm diagrams is one of the most complete I have used since I entered the world of application development. Quay is free for those users who use its public repositories, I love this because if you want to develop a system or application it allows you to make use of all its storage capabilities to share it with the general public, it also offers excellent prices for private repositories. The functions for image creation and scanning are in my humble opinion the best feature of this container so far. The image extraction functions are of high quality and you can extract any image of importance from your archive. It is ideal for locating security issues, vulnerabilities in operating systems and applications you are developing, in conjunction with Ubuntu I have had one of the best experiences using their software to shield the systems I develop in the operating system already mentioned. The free 30-day trial they offer is more than enough to understand the process of using the program and they also give you guided support throughout the learning process. Multifunction for building dockerfile images this is a powerful option offered by Quay that allows me to integrate the whole system in Docker, a wonderful service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Image tagging lacks personality is the weakest feature I have detected in my use and implementation of this platform in Linux. Downloading images for flattened containers often gives some errors if you do not have a high performance connection. I would like more options to create application repositories. The current ones satisfy the basic needs but I would like better technical access. Many updates tend to overwhelm my operating system. The server distribution for container use often gives fatal errors if you do not have correct knowledge of what you are using. When it comes to credential creation and automation it is not the best tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is a great place to manage and store docker images, it is easy to implement and access, also everything is well organized and centralized to host, thanks to its flexible and pleasant interface, which provides a better user experience, offers great security, It really is a great repository, it has a search engine that allows you to find keywords, and it can be integrated with any development tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The price seems a bit exaggerated for this type of tool, it is true that it is good and fulfills its functions, but it cannot be that expensive either, I would like them to reduce their price, I am sure that if they do, they will have more clients and this software will be better known. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Quay is the best choice for business quality container registration. The options it offers to build and store containers is much more complete than other services I used in the past, the updated version 2.9 offers excellent results in terms of Geo-replication, continuous integrity and I also want to highlight the quality it has in terms of security scanning. Their technical support is very stable and they work almost 24 hours a day. Red hat created with Quay a very complete platform in terms of authentication and access methods, when you fully understand its interface you can take advantage of all the business options it offers. I love the database it offers and I can work with MySQL or PostgreSQL. It allows you to store all the containers in the public cloud which is quite useful when working with docked images. The installation is very simple, you don't need much CPU performance to use the software correctly, I recommend to use it in Linux. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I had errors at the time of authentication, registering my server with RHEL does not send requests to red hat correctly. You have to constantly update the system if you can't experience problems enabling the repositories especially if you are running an rpms server. Setting up Quay.io authentication can also be a problem if you don't have advanced knowledge in the area of data programming. To enable the Docker service you must apply some settings that I think are very complicated and you must have previous knowledge to do them correctly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It has a very attractive landing user interface where you can look at a variety of repositories, each repository stores a number of container images and it should be noted that Red Hat does this very well. In combination with GitHub Quay it does a great job with its users and I'm currently part of the group and it has been excellent. You can also join multiple organizations if you wish. Creating a new repository is really an easy task by just pointing to the left you can press the new ¨Create new repository¨, it will only ask you for the name for the configuration, all this without commands is an easy task to do. The distribution of the containers is very easy, you can also add labels and organize the whole process in a very easy way. The labeling tool is the most powerful of the system is practically the heart of this product for example in the distribution of images if you want to remove any because it will expire with a single button you can remove that label, it is important to know that you can do this with all products without limitations, when you add similar images Quay also warns you by placing in blue to indicate that it is the same code, really a powerful tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Editing tags and adding additional tags from my professional point of view is not as robust as other repositories I've tested I'd like to see more options in future versions of Red Hat, when I add a tag in the dockerfile it doesn't always appear in the Quay interface I've had to add it up to 2 times in order to see it reflected. The query options in the API need to be refined, it also has an option to see all the operations that have occurred in working with the repositories however I think more information is missing in the history, I would like to see more actions. The database generation for the demos with the images is not usually the best but I hope they will improve this in the future. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The repository is easy to use and reliable, it is the place where I need to host any type of images, it is fast and efficient, and not only that, but it is very simple to manage any type of repository, it works very well and that is the important thing, Especially because your guidebook package in ebook is good and intuitive, so its implementation was not complicated, we honestly tried other alternatives, but this was the most complete. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everything is positive with this tool, I love its ease of use, its speed, everything works correctly, I had no problems and I hope not to have it in the future, so I would not complain at all, however, I would like to leave my grain of sand so that this tool improves every day. They should think a bit about their interface, since I don't think it's appropriate, I see it obsolete, they should update it and improve it, so that it gives users flexibility. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that the configuration is easy to perform, the operation can be created and managed in collaboration with the container a quite effective solution for programmers. The excellent operability automates the implementation of Quay in a satisfactory way. Red hat with this container offers capabilities that are available within the operator, for my taste the best options are.

.Ability to implement and manage a database

.Provides customized certificates with the Quay Setup Operator

.Guaranteed secure communication and ability to leverage multiple storage backends, with local .directory mounts.

.The ability to create custom and outsourced paths has never been more complete

.Single, simple access interface

.Implementation and integration with Claire IT Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like the process to be more streamlined when the initial integration cluster is being created with Claire. Authenticating and retrieving images for the initial screening can be a bit complex at first but you get used to it as you use the program. Modifying the Dock echo on the platform for integration can also be complex for users with little Red Hat training. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Red Hat Quay is an ingenious tool that works very well as image storage, what I liked most is its free registration and its detailed explanation in Ebook, it is easy to use and it does its work without complications, it is scalable and its automation works Incredibly On the other hand, the feature of hosting multiple applications is where this platform stands out the most. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing to bother me about this great tool, but I would like them to add more functions and improve the way to extract the repository, since sometimes it is complicated, it is the only thing because the rest is excellent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its features are unique in a million, this tool is on another level compared to those we have tried, it is simple and modern, its interface is basic and gives a touch of professionalism, we can register and store docker images. It is stable and I love its appearance and automation is good, which avoids human effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it becomes a bit complicated, but it is not so important while we are automating the processes and hosting images, also the image scanning does not include many details in depth, it would be good to improve that, but so far we have not had any other type of error. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like it for many reasons, the main one would be the simplicity of use and how useful it is, in addition to having excellent analysis characteristics in which I feel it is very reliable, its ease is a positive point in this type of container tool, its Initial setup is not complicated, just follow the instructions and voila, and if you have experience in this type of tools, it is much simpler. The support is always aware of any questions we have and solves any problem. I can describe this service with three words, excellent, reliable and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would have nothing to say, because we have not had any problem that does not prevent its use with this service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This software has a very sophisticated and easy-to-implement API that makes the user feel comfortable when making use of it, the most amazing thing is that you can found repositories from the API, which makes it one of the most positive that Red Hat Quay has, managing to establish repositories from certain accesses, this is a very innovative tool in the storage of images because it gives security to your files and sends reports when some type of danger is evident. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This software has not generated any kind of problems for me, it is quite stable, sometimes I have had small failures in the scanning of the images, but it has been resolved without inconvenience, I can also say that the costs are a bit high and perhaps more companies small ones could not make use of this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.