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I am trying to push a docker image to a repository.



But I am constantly getting the following error -
enter image description here



Steps followed -




  1. Logged in to " docker login https://docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/ "


  2. Got authorized with my username/password


  3. Created a local docker image


  4. Did a docker push. - '' docker push docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/taaas/ws-python:latest ''











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    I am trying to push a docker image to a repository.



    But I am constantly getting the following error -
    enter image description here



    Steps followed -




    1. Logged in to " docker login https://docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/ "


    2. Got authorized with my username/password


    3. Created a local docker image


    4. Did a docker push. - '' docker push docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/taaas/ws-python:latest ''











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      I am trying to push a docker image to a repository.



      But I am constantly getting the following error -
      enter image description here



      Steps followed -




      1. Logged in to " docker login https://docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/ "


      2. Got authorized with my username/password


      3. Created a local docker image


      4. Did a docker push. - '' docker push docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/taaas/ws-python:latest ''











      share|improve this question














      I am trying to push a docker image to a repository.



      But I am constantly getting the following error -
      enter image description here



      Steps followed -




      1. Logged in to " docker login https://docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/ "


      2. Got authorized with my username/password


      3. Created a local docker image


      4. Did a docker push. - '' docker push docker.wdf.sap.corp:50000/taaas/ws-python:latest ''








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          Most likely the virtual repository you're trying to push to only has remote repositories configured as the target to be able to push to. I tried to replicate your issue on my own Artifactory instance using a two different docker repositories (both virtual):



          For the first I have both local and remote repositories configured (the configured targets are docker-local, bintray-docker-remote, docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Layer already exists
          latest: digest: sha256:3d2e482b82608d153a374df3357c0291589a61cc194ec4a9ca2381073a17f58e size: 528


          The second repository only has remote repositories configured (docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Retrying in 1 second
          unknown: Unable to upload into a virtual repository without default local deployment configured.


          So with the second one I have the exact same issue as you have. You can see the configured repositories on your Artifactory server on https://your-artifactory-server/artifactory/webapp/#/admin/repositories/virtual






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          Most likely the virtual repository you're trying to push to only has remote repositories configured as the target to be able to push to. I tried to replicate your issue on my own Artifactory instance using a two different docker repositories (both virtual):



          For the first I have both local and remote repositories configured (the configured targets are docker-local, bintray-docker-remote, docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Layer already exists
          latest: digest: sha256:3d2e482b82608d153a374df3357c0291589a61cc194ec4a9ca2381073a17f58e size: 528


          The second repository only has remote repositories configured (docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Retrying in 1 second
          unknown: Unable to upload into a virtual repository without default local deployment configured.


          So with the second one I have the exact same issue as you have. You can see the configured repositories on your Artifactory server on https://your-artifactory-server/artifactory/webapp/#/admin/repositories/virtual






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          • Thanks for the response.

            – Ankur Bag
            Jan 4 at 18:38
















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          Most likely the virtual repository you're trying to push to only has remote repositories configured as the target to be able to push to. I tried to replicate your issue on my own Artifactory instance using a two different docker repositories (both virtual):



          For the first I have both local and remote repositories configured (the configured targets are docker-local, bintray-docker-remote, docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Layer already exists
          latest: digest: sha256:3d2e482b82608d153a374df3357c0291589a61cc194ec4a9ca2381073a17f58e size: 528


          The second repository only has remote repositories configured (docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Retrying in 1 second
          unknown: Unable to upload into a virtual repository without default local deployment configured.


          So with the second one I have the exact same issue as you have. You can see the configured repositories on your Artifactory server on https://your-artifactory-server/artifactory/webapp/#/admin/repositories/virtual






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks for the response.

            – Ankur Bag
            Jan 4 at 18:38














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          Most likely the virtual repository you're trying to push to only has remote repositories configured as the target to be able to push to. I tried to replicate your issue on my own Artifactory instance using a two different docker repositories (both virtual):



          For the first I have both local and remote repositories configured (the configured targets are docker-local, bintray-docker-remote, docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Layer already exists
          latest: digest: sha256:3d2e482b82608d153a374df3357c0291589a61cc194ec4a9ca2381073a17f58e size: 528


          The second repository only has remote repositories configured (docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Retrying in 1 second
          unknown: Unable to upload into a virtual repository without default local deployment configured.


          So with the second one I have the exact same issue as you have. You can see the configured repositories on your Artifactory server on https://your-artifactory-server/artifactory/webapp/#/admin/repositories/virtual






          share|improve this answer













          Most likely the virtual repository you're trying to push to only has remote repositories configured as the target to be able to push to. I tried to replicate your issue on my own Artifactory instance using a two different docker repositories (both virtual):



          For the first I have both local and remote repositories configured (the configured targets are docker-local, bintray-docker-remote, docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/docker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Layer already exists
          latest: digest: sha256:3d2e482b82608d153a374df3357c0291589a61cc194ec4a9ca2381073a17f58e size: 528


          The second repository only has remote repositories configured (docker-remote)



          $ docker tag mynewimage:latest myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          $ docker push myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage:latest
          The push refers to repository [myartifactory.server/newdocker/mynewimage]
          7bff100f35cb: Retrying in 1 second
          unknown: Unable to upload into a virtual repository without default local deployment configured.


          So with the second one I have the exact same issue as you have. You can see the configured repositories on your Artifactory server on https://your-artifactory-server/artifactory/webapp/#/admin/repositories/virtual







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