Setting up Harbor Proxy Cache in Kubernetes allows you to cache and accelerate container image pulls, reduce Docker Hub rate limits, and improve your cluster's performance. This setup enables your Kubernetes nodes to fetch images faster by storing frequently used ones in Harbor, reducing external dependencies and bandwidth usage. In this guide, we’ll cover: ✅ Installing Harbor in a Kubernetes cluster using Helm ✅ Configuring Harbor as a proxy cache for Docker Hub or other registries By the end, you'll have a self-hosted container registry that speeds up deployments and enhances reliability. 🚀 Install Instructions: Interested in other Homelab videos? Check out this playlist: Wanting to automate your builds with Gitlab and Ansible? Check out this playlist: For Business Inquiries you can email me at: sassdrew501@