Harbor Deployment

Harbor installation and deployment can be quite complicated, as it requires generating the docker-compose.yml from the official configuration file. Make sure Docker and docker-compose are already installed locally.

Manually open https://github.com/goharbor/harbor/releases to download the compressed package and unzip it, then navigate to the directory.

Generate the configuration file:

cp  harbor.yml.tmpl  harbor.yml

Then open `harbor.yml` to modify a few key points.

Since Harbor itself starts a bunch of Docker containers and will deploy an Nginx container to expose ports, if you have your own reverse proxy tool, please make sure to configure the `external_url` property, delete the HTTPS-related configurations, and modify the exposed HTTP port.

hostname: harbor.aaa.com

# http related config
http:
  port: 180

external_url: https://harbor.aaa.com

If you do not configure the `external_url` property, some addresses generated by Harbor will use `hostname:port`. Configuring the `external_url` helps ensure the addresses generated by Harbor match the access paths of the reverse proxy, such as OpenID redirects and repository image download addresses.

Since Harbor has several dependencies, such as Redis and PostgreSQL, if you are deploying it yourself, you can manually set the `external_database`, `external_redis`, and other properties. Otherwise, Harbor will automatically create these services.

Once the configuration is complete, execute `install.sh` to generate the `docker-compose.yml` and start the containers.