Preface


You can use Red Hat Quay to store container images in repositories and manage access with read and write permissions. This guide explains users, organizations, the tenancy model, and common UI and API operations.

Red Hat Quay container image registries serve as centralized hubs for storing container images. Users of Red Hat Quay can create repositories to effectively manage images and grant specific read (pull) and write (push) permissions to the repositories as deemed necessary. Administrative privileges expand these capabilities, allowing users to perform a broader set of tasks, like the ability to add users and control default settings.

Note

API endpoints in this guide are associated with entries in the Red Hat Quay API guide. That guide provides more information about each endpoint, such as response codes and optional query parameters.

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