Harbor Cleaner

Harbor's built-in GC feature does not support deleting images based on specific tags. This tool was created to clean up unnecessary tags, such as those containing "rc", "hotfix", and others.

Usage

1. Clone the repository:

git pull https://github.com/warnerchen/harbor-cleaner.git

2. Set the required environment variables:

export HARBOR_REGISTRY=https://harbor.warnerchen.com
export HARBOR_USERNAME=harbor-cleaner
export HARBOR_PASSWORD=xxxxxx
export HARBOR_PROJECTS=library,rancher

• HARBOR_REGISTRY: Your Harbor registry URL.
• HARBOR_USERNAME: Username for authentication.
• HARBOR_PASSWORD: Password for authentication.
• HARBOR_PROJECTS: Comma-separated list of Harbor projects to clean.
• HARBOR_TAGS: This uses a fuzzy match, so any tag containing the specified strings will be deleted (e.g., "rc" will match "rc1-xxx", "v2.10.1-rc2", etc.)

3. Navigate to the cloned repository and run the tool:

cd harbor-cleaner
go build -o harbor-cleaner main.go
./harbor-cleaner

Deploy to Kubernetes

1. Build the image:

docker build -t <registry>/library/harbor-cleaner:latest . -f deploy/Dockerfile
docker push <registry>/library/harbor-cleaner:latest

2. Deploy:

# Replace the values in deploy/configmap.yaml with your own values.
kubectl apply -f deploy/configmap.yaml

# Replace the values in deploy/secret.yaml with your own values.
kubectl apply -f deploy/secret.yaml

# Replace the image in deploy/cronjob.yaml with your image name.
kubectl apply -f deploy/cronjob.yaml