Cephadm credential support for private container repositories

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I'm trying to determine whether cephadm can use credential based login for container images from private repositories.  I don't see anything obvious on the official documentation for cephadm to specify the credentials to use.   Can someone confirm whether this is supported?

The motivation for the question is to find a solution to lack of zabbix support in the standard container images:
    https://github.com/ceph/ceph-container/issues/1651
Our zabbix setup uses PSK for clients and we need to keep this confidential.

I see three approaches that may work:
    #1 Extend the standard container image with the zabbix software+configs and place the containers on a hosted private repo. This is easy to maintain, but requires support in cephadm to pull the images with credentials.     #2  Extend the standard container image with the software+configs and host the containers on a self-hosted repo. More work to maintain the repository, but does not require cephadm to log into the repo.     #3. Extend the standard container image with the software, hosted on a public repo, and use https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/cephadm/services/#extra-container-arguments to map in the config/psk files for zabbix.

I'm leaning toward solution #3, but it would be nice to know if credential login is supported.

Thanks
Gary



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