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fix typo: "certifcate"
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Niclas Mietz 2016-10-15 14:00:14 +02:00 committed by GitHub
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## Generating certificate for authentication with the registry
So GitLab handles for us the authentication with Registry we need an certifcate to do that secure.
So GitLab handles for us the authentication with Registry we need an certificate to do that secure.
With have here two options:
1. Use a signed certificate from an Trusted Certificate Authority.
2. Self-Signed Certificate for the authentication process.
### Signed Certifcate
### Signed Certificate
If you have a signed certificate from a Trusted Certificate Authority you need only to copy the files in then `certs` folder and mount the folder in both containers (gitlab,registry) like in the docker-compose example.
After that you need to set an environment variable in each container.
In the **GitLab Container** you need to set `GITLAB_REGISTRY_KEY_PATH` this is the private key of the signed certificate.
In the **Registry Container** you need to set `REGISTRY_AUTH_TOKEN_ROOTCERTBUNDLE` to the certificate file of the signed certifcate.
In the **Registry Container** you need to set `REGISTRY_AUTH_TOKEN_ROOTCERTBUNDLE` to the certificate file of the signed certificate.
For more info read [token auth configuration documentation][token-config].
### Self Signed Certificate