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289 privateimagehubs dockerfile #290

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components:
- name: webserver
image: privaterepodeleteme.azurecr.io/nginx:latest
image: myappacr.azurecr.io/myapp-base:latest
privateImageHubs:
privaterepodeleteme.azurecr.io:
myappacr.azurecr.io:
username: 23452345-3d71-44a7-8476-50e8b281abbc
email: [email protected]
privaterepodeleteme2.azurecr.io:
username: 23423424-3d71-44a7-8476-50e8b281abb2
email: [email protected]
```

It is possible to pull images from private image hubs during deployment for an application. This means that you can add a reference to a private image hub in radixconfig.yaml file using the `image:` tag. See example above. A `password` for these must be set via the Radix Web Console (under Configuration -> Private image hubs).
It is possible to pull images from private image hubs during deployment for an application. This means that you can add a reference to a private image hub in radixconfig.yaml file using the `image:` tag. See example above.

With the `useBuildKit: true` setting in your `radixconfig.yaml`, you can also use privateImageHub credentials within the Dockerfile `FROM` instruction.
```dockerfile
FROM myappacr.azurecr.io/myapp-base:latest
```
A `password` for these must be set via the Radix Web Console (under Configuration -> Private image hubs).

To get more information on how to connect to a private Azure container registry (ACR), see the following [guide](https://thorsten-hans.com/how-to-use-private-azure-container-registry-with-kubernetes). The chapter `Provisioning an Azure Container Registry` provide information on how to get service principle `username` and `password`. It is also possible to create a Service Principle in Azure AD, and then manually grant it access to your ACR.

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