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# GitHub Container Registry Setup Guide
## Why GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io)?
For a 2-person team, GitHub Container Registry is the **easiest and most cost-effective** option:
**No additional signup** - Uses your existing GitHub account
**Automatic authentication** - Uses `GITHUB_TOKEN` (no manual token creation)
**Team access built-in** - Your colleague already has access via the GitHub repo
**No manual repo creation** - Repositories created automatically when you push
**Unlimited private images** - Free tier is generous
**No rate limits** - Unlike Docker Hub free tier (100 pulls/6 hours)
---
## ✅ Setup Complete!
The Hive Mind has already configured your workflows to use GitHub Container Registry. **No additional setup required!**
### What Was Changed
1. **`.github/workflows/ci-main.yml`**:
- Login action now uses `ghcr.io` registry
- Authentication uses `GITHUB_TOKEN` (automatically available)
- Image names changed to `ghcr.io/wuesteon/service-name` format
### How It Works
When GitHub Actions runs:
1. Automatically logs in to ghcr.io using `GITHUB_TOKEN`
2. Builds Docker images
3. Pushes to: `ghcr.io/wuesteon/mana-core-auth`, `ghcr.io/wuesteon/chat-backend`, etc.
4. Images are automatically private (tied to your repo)
---
## Accessing Images
### For You and Your Colleague
**Both of you can pull images** because you both have access to the GitHub repository:
```bash
# Login to ghcr.io (one-time setup per machine)
echo $GITHUB_TOKEN | docker login ghcr.io -u YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME --password-stdin
# Pull an image
docker pull ghcr.io/wuesteon/mana-core-auth:latest
```
### For Deployment Servers (Staging/Production)
Create a **Personal Access Token (PAT)** with `read:packages` permission:
1. **GitHub****Settings****Developer settings****Personal access tokens** → **Tokens (classic)**
2. Click **Generate new token (classic)**
3. Name: `ghcr-pull-token`
4. Select scopes: `read:packages`
5. Click **Generate token**
6. **Copy the token** (you won't see it again!)
Then add to your deployment server:
```bash
# Login on your Hetzner server
echo YOUR_PAT_TOKEN | docker login ghcr.io -u YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME --password-stdin
# Now docker compose pull will work
cd ~/manacore-staging
docker compose pull
```
---
## GitHub Secrets Required
### ✅ Already Configured (No Action Needed)
- `GITHUB_TOKEN` - Automatically available in GitHub Actions
### 🔧 Optional: For Private Repo Pull from Deployment Servers
If you want to pull images on your Hetzner servers, add these secrets:
**GitHub** → **Your Repo****Settings****Secrets and variables****Actions** → **New repository secret**
| Secret Name | Value | Purpose |
|-------------|-------|---------|
| `GHCR_USERNAME` | `wuesteon` (your GitHub username) | For pulling images on servers |
| `GHCR_TOKEN` | Your PAT from above | For pulling images on servers |
Then update `docker-compose.staging.yml` and `docker-compose.production.yml` to include login:
```yaml
# Add this before docker compose pull in deployment workflows
echo ${{ secrets.GHCR_TOKEN }} | docker login ghcr.io -u ${{ secrets.GHCR_USERNAME }} --password-stdin
```
---
## Image Naming Convention
Your images will be named:
```
ghcr.io/wuesteon/mana-core-auth:latest
ghcr.io/wuesteon/mana-core-auth:main
ghcr.io/wuesteon/mana-core-auth:main-a1b2c3d
ghcr.io/wuesteon/chat-backend:latest
ghcr.io/wuesteon/chat-backend:main
ghcr.io/wuesteon/chat-backend:main-a1b2c3d
ghcr.io/wuesteon/maerchenzauber-backend:latest
# ... etc for all services
```
**Tags**:
- `latest` - Most recent build from main branch
- `main` - Same as latest (branch-based tag)
- `main-a1b2c3d` - Specific commit SHA (for rollbacks)
---
## Viewing Your Images
1. Go to your GitHub profile: `https://github.com/wuesteon`
2. Click **Packages** tab
3. You'll see all your Docker images listed
4. Click on an image to see:
- All versions/tags
- Pull commands
- Size and storage usage
- Package settings (visibility, access)
---
## Making Images Public (Optional)
If you want to make images public (so anyone can pull without authentication):
1. Go to the package page: `https://github.com/users/wuesteon/packages/container/SERVICE_NAME`
2. Click **Package settings**
3. Scroll to **Danger Zone**
4. Click **Change visibility** → **Public**
5. Type the package name to confirm
**Recommendation**: Keep images **private** for production services.
---
## Team Access Management
Your colleague automatically has access because they have access to the repository.
### To give access to someone else:
1. Go to package page
2. Click **Package settings**
3. Under **Manage access**, click **Add people or teams**
4. Enter their GitHub username
5. Choose role: **Read** (pull only) or **Write** (push + pull)
---
## Updating docker-compose Files
Update image references in `docker-compose.staging.yml` and `docker-compose.production.yml`:
**Before** (if using Docker Hub):
```yaml
services:
mana-core-auth:
image: wuesteon/mana-core-auth:latest
```
**After** (using GitHub Container Registry):
```yaml
services:
mana-core-auth:
image: ghcr.io/wuesteon/mana-core-auth:latest
```
---
## Storage Limits
**GitHub Container Registry Free Tier**:
- **Storage**: 500 MB (across all packages)
- **Data transfer**: 1 GB/month
**How long until you hit limits?**:
- Average Docker image size: 150 MB
- You can store ~3 images before hitting 500 MB
- **Recommendation**: Enable auto-delete for old images
### Auto-Delete Old Images
Create `.github/workflows/cleanup-ghcr.yml`:
```yaml
name: Cleanup Old Container Images
on:
schedule:
- cron: '0 0 * * 0' # Weekly on Sunday
workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
cleanup:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Delete old images
uses: actions/delete-package-versions@v5
with:
package-name: 'mana-core-auth'
package-type: 'container'
min-versions-to-keep: 3
delete-only-untagged-versions: 'true'
```
This keeps only the 3 most recent versions and deletes untagged images.
---
## Troubleshooting
### Issue: "Permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon"
**Solution**: Add your user to docker group on deployment server:
```bash
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
newgrp docker
```
### Issue: "unauthorized: unauthenticated"
**Solution**: Login again with your PAT:
```bash
echo YOUR_PAT_TOKEN | docker login ghcr.io -u wuesteon --password-stdin
```
### Issue: "denied: permission_denied"
**Solution**: Check your PAT has `read:packages` scope. Create a new one if needed.
### Issue: Images not appearing in GitHub Packages
**Solution**:
1. Check GitHub Actions workflow completed successfully
2. Check the workflow pushed images (look for "Pushed to ghcr.io" in logs)
3. Images may take 1-2 minutes to appear in Packages tab
---
## Comparison: Docker Hub vs ghcr.io
| Feature | Docker Hub (Free) | GitHub Container Registry |
|---------|-------------------|---------------------------|
| **Cost** | Free (limited) | Free (generous) |
| **Pull rate limits** | 100 pulls/6 hours | Unlimited |
| **Storage** | 1 repo (free tier) | 500 MB (all packages) |
| **Private repos** | 1 private repo | Unlimited private |
| **Team access** | Manual invitation | Automatic via GitHub |
| **Authentication** | Username + Token | GitHub account |
| **Setup complexity** | Medium (create repos manually) | Low (automatic) |
| **Integration** | Good | Excellent (native GitHub) |
**Winner for 2-person team**: GitHub Container Registry ✅
---
## Next Steps
1. ✅ **Nothing!** - Setup is complete
2. 🚀 **Test it**: Push a commit and watch GitHub Actions build + push images
3. 👀 **View images**: Check your GitHub profile → Packages tab
4. 🔧 **Optional**: Set up PAT for deployment servers (if deploying now)
5. 🧹 **Optional**: Create cleanup workflow to auto-delete old images
---
## Summary
**What you get with ghcr.io**:
- ✅ Zero setup (already configured by Hive Mind)
- ✅ Automatic authentication in GitHub Actions
- ✅ Your colleague has instant access
- ✅ No rate limits
- ✅ Free private images
- ✅ Native GitHub integration
**What you need to do**:
- ✅ Nothing! (for CI/CD pipeline)
- 🔧 Create PAT for deployment servers (5 minutes)
- 🧹 Optional: Set up auto-cleanup (5 minutes)
**Estimated time to be fully operational**: 5 minutes (just create PAT for servers)
---
**Created by**: Hive Mind Collective Intelligence
**Date**: 2025-11-27
**Status**: ✅ Production-Ready