Hello! I was hoping someone could help me come up with a solution for moving Docker images around (in ECR)... i'd like to do the following: 1. Pull a docker image from a source (we'll call this repository A) 2. Push the image from repository A to repository B I've been trying to do this with the following steps without success: 1. Fetch repository A metadata with aws.ecr.getRepository 2. Fetch repository A creds with aws.ecr.getCredentials 3. Create a new docker.RemoteImage (using the image I want and a custom provider with the credentials from (2)) 4. I then create a new repository (repository B) using new aws.ecr.Repository 5. I then get the credentials for that repository and create a new docker.RegistryImage and pass the creds from (4) in authConfigs I run into an issue at (5) because I have no Dockerfile to pass to the build context. I try to use the output from the docker.RemoteImage which is supposed to pull the remote image to my local filesystem but can't locate that file. Any guidance is appreciated, thanks!

I ended using a shell-script, not the most elegant, but works:

aws ecr --profile <profile> get-login-password --region us-east-1 | docker login --username AWS --password-stdin ${REPO_B}
docker tag ${REPO_A}/<image>:<tag> ${REPO_B}/<image>:<tag>
docker push ${REPO_A}/<image>:<tag>

My suggestion that doesn’t answer your question was going to be remind you that image replication exists: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECR/latest/userguide/replication.html

@freezing-van-87649 thank you 🙌 this accomplishes exactly what I need

awesome, glad to hear it