Upload and Publish: Final Steps for Your Container Images

Once Labra creates your container listing, it will be in Limited state. We’ll notify you when it’s ready for you to upload your images and finalize your product in the AWS Marketplace Management Portal (AMMP).

Follow these steps:

➡️  Step 1: Add Repositories

Your product images are stored in AWS Marketplace repositories (Amazon ECR).

• You can create one or more repositories (up to 50 per product).

• Each repository can contain multiple versions of your image (via tags).

• All images in your deployment must come from these repositories.

How to add repositories:

1. Log in to the AWS Partner Central with the AWS account where your listing is hosted.

2. Go to Build → Server products → [your product].

3. From Request changes, select Add repositories.

4. Enter a unique repository name (unique within your seller account).

5. Submit your request. Within minutes, your repositories will be ready.

➡️  Step 2: Upload Container Images or Helm Charts

Once repositories are ready, you can push your Docker images or Helm charts.

How to upload:

1. Go to your product → Repositories tab.

2. Select View existing repositories.

3. Open View push commands to get step-by-step Docker/ECR commands.

4. Authenticate, then run docker push with the version tag you want.

   • Example structure:

     <repoID>.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/<sellerName>/<repoName>:<tag>
     

5. Repeat for each image you need for this version (up to 50).

AWS automatically scans your images to validate security and compliance.

➡️  Step 3: Add a New Version

After your artefacts are uploaded, create a new version of your product.

How to add a version:

1. Go to your product → Request changes → Add new version.

2. Enter the version title and release notes.

3. Add at least one Delivery option:

   • Container image → list image paths in ECR.

   • Helm chart → upload chart + linked images.

   • Amazon EKS add-on → upload chart + linked images, and configure add-on settings.

4. Add usage instructions, supported services, and any deployment templates.

➡️  Step 4: Update Version Information (Optional)

You can edit version details (release notes, usage instructions, delivery options, etc.) at any time before publication.

🎉  Success! You're Almost There

Once you’ve finished these steps, please reach out to Labra Customer Success at onboarding@labra.io so we can run our internal checks. After that:

• Labra verifies your setup.

• AWS conducts UAT testing (typically up to 1 week).

• Once approved, your listing moves from Limited to Public on AWS Marketplace.