Here is a very simple requirement. I prepared a docker image on my Mac and wish to push it to GCR. Tried below steps..
gcloud auth configure-docker
docker login gcr.io
docker push gcr.io/[project-id]/gcloud:latestThe push refers to repository [gcr.io/[project-id]/gcloud]
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unknown: Token exchange failed for project '[project-id]'. Bad Request.Does anybody can suggest on this issue?
Did you try gcloud auth activate-service-account [SERVICE_ACCOUNT] instead docker login gcr.io
I think it is a better way than docker login.
I had the same problem with the added precondition that there was not yet an existing image in the registry.
If no image exists yet, the GCR storage backend (a GCS bucket) also doesn't exist yet.
Make sure that this bucket can be created by the user that's logged into gcloud. In my case, there was an org policy prohibiting multi-region buckets, which is the type of bucket that's needed for GCR.
You can check if this is the root cause of your issue by going into the project activities, where you'll see a failing bucket creation.