How to fix registry console UI in OpenShift 3.11

July 10, 2020

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Registry console UI in OpenShift 3.11 is broken on CentOS as it is not available on Docker Hub.

Parts of the Openshift series

Part1: Install Opeshift
Part2: How to Enable Auto Approval of CSR in Openshift v3.11
Part3: Add new workers to Openshift cluster
Part4: Chane the certificates of the Openshift cluster
Part5: LDAP authentication for Openshift
Part6: Keycloak SSO authentication for Openshift
Part7: Gitlab SSO authentication for Openshift
Part8a: Ceph persistent storage for Openshift
Part8b: vSphere persistent storage for Openshift
Part9: Helm on Openshift
Part10: Tillerless Helm on Openshift
Part11: Use external docker registry on Openshift
Part12: Secondary router on Openshift
Part13a: Use Letsencrypt on Openshift
Part13b: Install cert-managger on Openshift
Part14: Create Openshift operators
Part15: Convert docker-compose file to Opeshift
Part16a: Opeshift elasticsearch search-guard error
Part16b: Openshift: Log4Shell - Remote Code Execution (CVE-2021-44228) (CVE-2021-4104)

Export running deployment to yaml

oc project default
oc get --export   dc/registry-console -o yaml > registry_console.yaml

Patch and deploy the yaml

sed -i -e "s|image:.*|image: docker.io/timbordemann/cockpit-kubernetes:latest|" registry_console.yaml
oc apply -f registry_console.yaml

Config for new install

openshift_cockpit_deployer_image=docker.io/timbordemann/cockpit-kubernetes:latest

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