Angos vs Quay

Angos has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Quay is an open-source registry for building, organizing, distributing, and deploying container images and OCI artifacts. It offers a web interface with private repositories and controls over who can view or change content. You can run it as a standalone component or as an Operator on OpenShift Container Platform; Kubernetes deployments are also supported. Clair scans images for known vulnerabilities and can suggest remediation. For distribution, Quay supports repository mirroring, multi-region replication with client failover, and disconnected environments. CI/CD and Git-compatible integrations, including GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, can automate builds and deployments. An OAuth 2 REST API supports registry management and task automation. Security capabilities include TLS, isolated builds, team and organization role-based access, and encryption of sensitive fields at rest and at runtime. The open-source community distribution costs nothing under an Apache 2 license. Deployments require image storage, a database, and Redis; local image storage is intended only for proof-of-concept or test installations.