Better Self Serve instructions
@@ -17,18 +17,21 @@ Non-Google Contributors or users, please follow the following steps:
REGISTRY=gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT make images
```
The above command will build and push all the 3 kaniko images
- 1) gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:latest
- 2) gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:debug
- 3) gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/warmer:latest
+ * gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:latest
+ * gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:debug
+ * gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/warmer:latest
3. You can choose tag these images using `docker tag`
-e.g. To tag `gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:latest` to a version `gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:v1.6.0self-serve`, run
+e.g. To tag `gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:latest` as `gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:v1.6.0self-serve`, run
```shell
docker tag gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:latest gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:v1.6.0self-serve
```
Please change all usages of `gcr.io/kaniko-project/executor:latest` to `gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT/executor:latest` for executor image and so on.
-
+4. Finally, pushed your tagged images via docker. You could also use the Makefile target `push` to push these images like this
+ ```shell
+ REGISTRY=gcr.io/YOUR-PROJECT make images
+ ```
## Kaniko Release Process [Google Contributors]
### Getting write access to the Kaniko Project
