MoDPR hub

What MoDPR is

MoDPR is a private container registry with a host engine and a digest-pinned PaaS control plane, version 1.5.0. Images live under your username on this registry. Projects deploy the exact digest.

A public catalog is a list of images for the internet. MoDPR is the registry you push into, the table of tags you inspect, and the engine that can run those images on this machine.

A registered user can:

  1. Sign in on this website. Sign out is in the left sidebar and the mobile menu. The same username is the namespace for modpr (YOUR_USER/name:tag).
  2. Push with the modpr CLI: modpr login YOUR_USER (run that command alone), modpr build, modpr push, then modpr deploy. The CLI adds the registry host. Do not put the host in -t.
  3. Inspect every tag: digest, size, architecture, and who pushed. Tags is the named-tag list and modpr pull. Image management is the digest table plus the filesystem layer stack. Press Start on an image card to run that image on the host engine.
  4. Push origin, Projects, Artifact graph, Audit, and Usage are administrator screens. Developers use Registry, Team, and the host engine tabs.

Branding

Site chrome is MoDPR only. The public header and signed-in sidebar show the circular sealed-crate mark next to the text MoDPR hub. The same mark is the browser tab icon. The browser tab title is MoDPR (these pages use MoDPR documentation). The home version line is MoDPR v1.5.0. The header register button is Create account; home page buttons say Create an account. The footer is © 2026 MoDPR. All rights reserved. plus MoDPR v1.0.0. Private repository cards and table rows show the MoDPR image icon (sealed crate on the Hub teal tile). Public catalog images (nginx, Redis, images from GHCR, Quay, GCR, ECR, GitLab, and the public library) show that project’s own mark.

Pages

  • Home — private registry, host engine, and modpr CLI example.
  • Catalog — public start list plus your private tags.
  • Projects — org / project / environment / service / digest deploy (administrators).
  • Registry — signed-in Hub namespace (private cards).
  • Projects and deploys — how V1.5 pins a digest and runs it.
  • Image management — digest table plus filesystem layers when you expand a row.
  • Tags — named tags and modpr pull.
  • Push origin — city and country of the public IP that pushed, for owners and admins.
  • Engine — containers, volumes, and networks on this host. Engine Images is the Docker cache, not Hub Image management.
  • CLI / Desktop launcher
  • Legal and Trademarks

Docs is also in the site header and footer.

Read next

Push with modpr · Push origin · Tags, digests, icons · Start and engine