Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry
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Volcengine Container Registry
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| Fact | Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry | Volcengine Container Registry |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Oracle lists integrations with Kubernetes Engine, IAM, Visual Builder Studio, and third-party developer and DevOps tools. | Container Registry is natively integrated with Volcengine Kubernetes Engine for image pulls over the internal network. |
| Limits | Each enabled region allows up to 500 repositories using 500 GB total, with up to 100,000 images per repository; Oracle says to contact it for more storage. | Micro Edition allows five namespaces and 500 GiB namespace storage, while Standard Edition allows 50 namespaces and unlimited namespace storage by default. |
| Purpose | An Oracle-managed registry for storing, sharing, and managing container images. | Container Registry hosts OCI-compliant cloud-native artifacts such as container images and Helm charts for lifecycle management. |
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry plans
- Free monthly allowanceFree
- Invocation usagePriced on request
- Execution time usagePriced on request
- OCI Container RegistryFree
Volcengine Container Registry plans
- Trial EditionFree
- Standard instance · Micro Edition subscriptionCN¥50 a month
- Standard instance · Standard Edition subscriptionCN¥1,349 a month
Pick Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry if…
This registry suits teams storing and sharing container images, particularly for containerized applications deployed with Container Engine for Kubernetes. Its private and public repository options support different sharing needs.
Pick Volcengine Container Registry if…
Micro Edition is positioned for individual developers, startup teams, development and test environments, and small image workloads. Teams needing replication, larger namespace allowances, or P2P acceleration may consider Standard Edition.