Configuring an Image Repository to Publish Your Agents
In order to publish an agent, you will need an image repository to store your agent’s Docker image. Any image repository that can be made
public will work. In this section we will walk through creating an image repository on Google Artifact Registry from scratch.
As the owner of the project, you already have the necessary permissions to manage Artifact Registry repositories.
If you are using a different account, ensure that it has the Editor role at the project level.
This command updates the Docker configuration to use the credentials from the gcloud CLI. Replace us-central1 with the region where your repository is located.
You have now successfully created a GCP account, set up the necessary permissions, configured the CLI, created an Artifact Registry repository, and made it public.
For more advanced configurations and management, refer to the GCP documentation.You can proceed to create an agent and use the registry when prompted for it.