AWS Batch now supports pulling Docker images from private registries for jobs running on managed Elastic Container Service (ECS) compute environments, enabling customers to meet security and compliance standards.

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<p>The article announces that AWS Batch now supports the use of private Docker registries for managed Elastic Container Service (ECS) compute environments. This allows customers to pull images from private repositories to run their batch jobs, meeting security and compliance standards.</p>
<p>Specifically, the article covers:</p>
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<li>Previously, private registry support existed only in ECS through the use of ECS TaskDefinition RespositoryCredentials, but not in AWS Batch.</li>
<li>Customers can now specify the repositoryCredentials parameter in the Batch RegisterJobDefinition action within containerProperties to access private registries.</li>
<li>This feature is now generally available in all AWS Regions where AWS Batch is available.</li>
<li>The article provides a link to documentation on how to enable support for private registries.</li>
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AWS Batch now supports private registry on ECS compute environments

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