Registry (API, containers, schema, packages, ...)
A registry is a location that serves as a repository for different systems (applications) or actors (developers) in order to store, manage and distribute software components, generally code or databases. In some cases It also act as a serving layer to allow communication between applications (API). There are different kinds of registry for various uses cases: API registry, container registry, schema registry, package registry ...
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