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summ Container Registry

A fast container registry with batteries included

summ

A simple yet powerful container registry with batteries included.

summ fully supports the OCI Distribution Spec and adds the practical things a registry should have had all along, so it is useful the moment it starts.

  • Pull counts, per day and per hour — a thirty-day contribution grid and a last-24-hours strip for every repository, tag and manifest. Counting costs the pull path nothing.
  • Tag history — every tag mutation recorded since the first push. Ask what a tag has pointed at over time, or what a manifest has ever been called. Deleted tags still answer.
  • A built-in web UI — same binary, same port, assets compiled in. No build step, no framework, no CDN, works air-gapped.
  • Fast where it counts — a metadata schema designed for discovery rather than transfer, over RocksDB. Measured: 7.42 GiB pushed at ~1.0 GB/s, pulled back from four concurrent clients at ~1.1 GB/s aggregate.
  • Discovery as a first-class API — repositories, tags, manifests, history and pull counts as a flat, cursor-paged, read-only surface built for 10M repositories.
  • One binary, no dependencies — RocksDB statically linked. No database, no object store, no sidecar. ./summ serve is the whole deployment.
  • Conformant — the OCI distribution-spec conformance suite passes with zero failures at every profile, including the OCI 1.1 referrers API.
curl -fsSL https://github.com/summcr/summ/releases/latest/download/summ-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz \
  | tar -xz summ
./summ serve

Written in Rust. Apache-2.0 licensed.

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  1. summ summ Public

    An OCI-compliant container registry in a single Rust binary — with pull statistics, tag history, a built-in web UI, and no database to run.

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