Developing Event-driven Applications with Apache Kafka and Red Hat AMQ Streams
After completing this section, you should be able to describe how to create a Quay account, and public container image repositories for labs in the course.
You need a Quay account to create one or more public container image repositories for the labs in this course. If you already have a Quay account, then you can skip the steps to create a new account listed in this appendix.
Important
If you already have a Quay account, then ensure that you only create public container image repositories for the labs in this course. The lab grading scripts and instructions require unauthenticated access to pull container images from the repository.
To create a new Quay account, perform the following steps:
Navigate to https://quay.io by using a web browser.
Click in the upper-right corner (next to the search bar).
On the page, you can log in using your Red Hat account.
Alternatively, click to create a new account.
Figure A.1: Creating a new accountIf you chose to skip the Red Hat login method and instead opt to create a new account, then you will receive an email with instructions on how to activate your Quay account. Verify your email address and then sign in to the Quay website with the username and password you provided during account creation.
After you have logged in to Quay you can create new image repositories by clicking on the page.
Figure A.2: Creating a new image repositoryAlternatively, click the plus icon (+) in the upper-right corner (to the left of the bell icon), and then click .
Figure A.3: Creating a new image repositoryEnter a name for the repository as per your lab instructions. Ensure that you select the , and options.
Figure A.4: Creating a new image repositoryClick .
