Amazon ECR
Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) is a fully managed container registry that makes it easy to store, manage, share, and deploy container images and artifacts. ECR eliminates the need to operate your own container repositories or worry about scaling the underlying infrastructure, and integrates with Amazon ECS and Amazon EKS for simplified development to production workflows.
APIs
Amazon ECR API
API for managing Amazon ECR repositories, images, and related resources.
Capabilities
Amazon ECR Container Registry Management
Unified capability for managing ECR repositories, container images, and lifecycle policies for DevOps engineers.
Run with NaftikoFeatures
Eliminate the need to operate your own container repositories or worry about scaling infrastructure.
Automated vulnerability assessment via Amazon Inspector integration for continuous image security.
Automatically expire and delete images based on rules to reduce storage costs.
Replicate images to registries in other AWS accounts and regions for availability.
Store and manage OCI-compliant artifacts including Helm charts and SBOMs.
Sign and verify container images automatically without additional infrastructure.
Cache upstream public registry images in ECR for reduced egress costs and improved availability.
Use Cases
Store container images in ECR and deploy to ECS or EKS as part of automated pipelines.
Automated vulnerability scanning and image signing for security-compliant container deployments.
Replicate images across regions for low-latency pulls and improved resilience.
Store Helm charts as OCI artifacts for Kubernetes application deployment management.
Manage image retention policies to keep registries clean and reduce storage costs.
Integrations
Natively integrated with ECS for pulling container images to run tasks and services.
Authenticate and pull container images from ECR for Kubernetes workloads.
Continuous vulnerability scanning of images stored in ECR for security compliance.
Build and push container images to ECR as part of CI/CD build processes.
Resource-based policies control who can push, pull, and manage images in ECR.