Hi everyone, 

We’re pleased to announce the general availability of Harbor v2.2.  Notable features include

• Multi-projects scoped robots

• Prometheus-driven telemetry

• Proxy caching capability extended to GCR, Quay.io, ECR, & ACR

• OIDC auth admin group support, achieving parity with LDAP auth

• EMC ECS S3 storage support

• Aqua CSP Enterprise Scanner Integration

• Clair image scanner deprecated

Please see detailed release notes in release page

2020 was a big year for Harbor, chock full of highlights including 

• reached Graduated Stage in CNCF in June 2020  

• Project stats as of today: 14.1k Github stars, 143 releases, 14 maintainers across 5 companies, 3.6k forks

• 1st OSS registry to fully support OCI specs

• 18 OSS releases in 2020 

• 1st registry to support ML on k8s artifacts such as Kubeflow data models

• Proxy Cache capability producing significant savings by attenuating Dockerhub’s rate limiting

• Harbor Operator delivering HA and superior Day 2 management capabilities

• Commercial products based on Harbor - VMware Tanzu Network Registry, OVH Cloud Registry, SUSE CaaS Registry, Tencent Enterprise Registry, Rancher Registry, Container-Registry.com & more

• Adopters running Harbor in production - JD.com, Tencent, Bytedance, Huawei, China Unicom, China Mobile, Intel, Dish Network, Salesforce, Agoda, TrendMicro & many more

Huge shoutout to the team & everyone in the community who helped the project realize its level of adoption today !!

If you’re a user of Harbor and want to share any feedback, we’d love to hear from you here

In 2021, the team will focus on

• Hardening the Harbor Operator; great hook for any company offering Harbor *aaS

• Harbor Lite for Edge : a lightweight registry serving workloads at edge nodes

• Increasing our involvement in Notary v2 upstream for better image provenance capabilities 

• Increasing out involvement in Docker Distribution upstream

• Strengthening ecosystem partnerships

• Integrations with image scanner vendors like Twistlock and Qualys

• Improving performance and scalability

• Deploy onto IPv6-based k8s clusters

• Releasing an ARM64-based Harbor