Feat: Add Docker Registry and Images functionality

[OSINTRoach]

Changes

• Added docker login and logout for docker images application with registry url, username and token/password input on frontend

[OSINTRoach]

I would like some input on this, I have some questions ex:

• Password/token is shown on debug logs, should it be like that
• Should i encrypt token ?
• I can't fully test because I have some problems with my local deployment on my mac so not fully tested so I need help with that

[peaklabs-dev]

Password/token is shown on debug logs, should it be like that

No it should only show like on GitHub actions for example -> Like REGISTRY_SECRET only show the env or so not the value

Should i encrypt token

Yes please - all sensitive data needs to be encrypted (passwords tokens etc), very simple to implement thanks to Laravel

I can't fully test because I have some problems with my local deployment on my mac so not fully tested so I need help with that

What issues are you facing, maybe DM me or open discussion on Discord

[peaklabs-dev]

Thanks for taking the time to improve the PR. Overall the PR is coming along nicely.
If you have time, I would like to see the following adjustments:

1. Add a new database table for registrations (they should be stored in a separate table)
2. Move the UI for adding registries to a new section called Images in the sidebar (the sidebar on the left) and once clicked there will be a page with two horizontal tabs (on top - like on the new server view) the first tab is called Images (nothing there yet) and the second tab is called Registries. And there we should have an add button and then a form for different registries for the most popular registries like docker hub, grc (google), ghrc.io (GitHub container registry), quay and so on.
3. On deployment, dockerfile, docker images, nixpacks etc everywhere add the checkbox you have already added (so each deployment type can use a custom/ private registry) and then instead of giving the fields once the checkbox is enabled add a dropdown where the user can select from one of the registries added in the registries tab.

If you need help with anything just let me know.

[peaklabs-dev]

docker_registry_image_tag why do we call it docker registry image tag I think dockerImageTag will be sufficient as this is available on all repos (would be great if you could rename it.

[peaklabs-dev]

Please also add the private registry section to all git deploy types under docker image:

-> Somewhere down here (Nixpacks, docker Image and Dockerfile have this).

[peaklabs-dev]

One more thing: A dropdown is a bit limited, if you have docker hub and ghrc private images it should probably be a multiselect so you can select multiple private registries and these will be used.

[OSINTRoach]

So you mean like if you would pull from or push to multiple registries from one deployment ? I think this would require a loop of logins for each reqistry, and might need some manipulation of tags since i think with multiple registries the tags have to have a prefix of url sort of like ghcr.io/user/app:latest and those for docker hub just /user/app:latest etc but i think its doable

[OSINTRoach]

Please also add the private registry section to all git deploy types under docker image:

This might require a bit of time, not yet sure how other things are built/handled and how i would implement there, but probably doable. Its just this one was the most logical since its not connected to anything, its just plain docker image pulled from dockerhub, but now it can be pulled from wherever

[peaklabs-dev]

• The first Images tab will be for displaying all the docker images on the user's system (all servers or maybe per server would be better) and also offer to delete them individually or remove all the unused images with the click of a button, also it should show the total storage used by images somewhere on top. And when you click on an image you can see details like the architecture it supports, the size of the image and so on.

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I also found an Icon you can use, same one as in docker desktop: https://tablericons.com/icon/cube-3d-sphere.