Skip to the content
Know your tech before you buy it. Makers: get listed from $19/mo

Thalassa Cloud Container Registry

thalassa.cloud

  • Linux
  • Web
  • API
6.4 Club score Visit thalassa.cloud

Container Registry usage-based

—

From €0.05/mo

What the maker publishes

Access controls
Namespaces support public or private pull visibility, with IAM policies for registry read and full access. source
Audit logging
The product page says registry operations have audit trails that track image pushes, pulls, and access patterns. source
Availability
The registry requires the containerRegistry feature gate to be enabled for an organization, and the documentation advises contacting the account team if it is not enabled. source
CI/CD
The product page names GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins as CI/CD systems that can push images to the registry. source
Data location
The registry product page says images are stored in Dutch datacenters and do not leave the European Union. source
Headquarters
Arnhem, Netherlands source
Image workflows
It supports standard Docker and containerd workflows, including docker push, docker pull, and crane. source
Intended users
The product page presents the registry for Kubernetes deployments, CI/CD pipelines, and secure image distribution across teams and projects. source
Kubernetes
Kubernetes clusters can pull registry images using imagePullSecrets. source
Metering detail
Stored artifacts, including untagged artifacts, count toward storage until removed; pushes and pulls are metered by transferred gigabytes. source
Namespaces and repositories
Images are organized in regional namespaces, and repositories are created automatically when an image is first pushed. source
Notable limits
Namespace renaming and manual repository creation are unsupported, and each namespace is tied to one region. source
Purpose
The service is a private, OCI-compatible registry for storing and distributing container images. source
Retention
Retention policies can automatically clean up old tags and artifacts to control storage use. source
Security status
Thalassa says its information security management system follows ISO/IEC 27001 requirements and that it expects to complete certification by the end of Q4 2026. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 7 Oct 2026.