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Container registries, implementing the [distribution-spec][distribution-spec], provide reliable, highly scalable, secured storage services for container images. Customers either use a cloud provider implementation, vendor implementations, or instance the open source implementation of [distribution][distribution]. They configure security and networking to assure the images in the registry are locked down and accessible by the resources required. Cloud providers and vendors often provide additional values atop their registry implementations from security to productivity features.
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Applications and services typically require additional artifacts to deploy and manage, including [helm](https://helm.sh) for deployment and [Open Policy Agent (OPA)](https://github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/issues/1413) for policy enforcement.
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Applications and services typically require additional artifacts to deploy and manage, including [helm](https://helm.sh) for deployment and [Open Policy Agent (OPA)](https://github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/issues/1413) for policy enforcement.
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Utilizing the [manifest][image-manifest] and [index][image-index] definitions, new artifacts, such as the [Singularity project][singularity], can be stored and served using the [distribution-spec][distribution-spec].
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Utilizing the [manifest][image-manifest] and [index][image-index] definitions, new artifacts, such as the [Singularity project][singularity], can be stored and served using the [distribution-spec][distribution-spec].
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This repository provides a reference for artifact authors and registry implementors for supporting new artifact types with the existing implementations of distribution.
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More particularly this repository has been tasked by the [OCI TOB](https://github.com/opencontainers/tob/blob/master/proposals/artifacts.md) to serve 3 primary goals:
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By providing an OCI artifact definition, the community can continue to innovate, focusing on new artifact types without having to build yet another storage solution (YASS).
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1.**artifact authors** - guidance for authoring new artifact types. Including a clearing house for well known artifact types.
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1.**registry operators and vendors** - guidance for how operators and vendors can support new artifact types, including how they can opt-in or out of well known artifact types. Registry operators that already implement `media-type` filtering will not have to change. The artifact repo will provide context on how new `media-type`s can be used, and how `media-type`s can be associated with a type of artifact.
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1.**clearing house for well known artifacts** - artifact authors can submit their artifact definitions, providing registry operators a list by which they can easily support.
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By providing an OCI artifact definition, the community can continue to innovate, focusing on new artifact types without having to build yet another storage solution (YASS).
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## Table of Contents
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### Versioning / Roadmap
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Artifacts will reference specific [distribution][distribution-spec], [index][image-index] and [manifest][image-manifest] versions in its examples, identifying any dependencies required.
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Artifacts will reference specific [distribution][distribution-spec], [index][image-index] and [manifest][image-manifest] versions in its examples, identifying any dependencies required.
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## Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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**Q: Does this change the OCI Charter or Scope Table?**
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A: No. Artifacts are a prescriptive means of storing [index][image-index] and [manifest][image-manifest] within [distribution][distribution-spec] implementations.
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A: No. Artifacts are a prescriptive means of storing [index][image-index] and [manifest][image-manifest] within [distribution][distribution-spec] implementations.
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