Docker Hub

Enabling the Docker Hub integration allows you to work with docker containers within Chassy workflows. To learn more about Workflows, consult the Workflow User Guide.

How to enable Docker Hub integration

There are two steps required to enable the Docker Hub integration.

Create an access token:

Follow the instructions here to create an access token for Docker Hub.

Ensure that the access permissions are ‘Read, Write, Delete’.

Select "Read, Write, Delete" for the Access permissions dropdown.

Connect to Docker Hub on Chassy Console

First, navigate to the Integrations panel on the Chassy console. Next, you will need to click Connect on the Docker Hub integration.

Docker card on the Integrations panel.

After clicking Connect, a dialog box will appear asking for a username and the access token you created during the first step.

Enter the User Name and Access Token.

After filling the required fields, you can click Connect. Now, Docker Hub will be an enabled integration.

How to disable Docker Hub integration

Disabling the Docker Hub integration may cause failures in workflows requiring access to particular container registries on Docker Hub. If you understand this, continue.

To disable the Docker Hub integration, first navigate to the Integrations pane. Clicking the X button on the Docker Hub integration will prompt you to confirm your action as it is destructive. Doing so will disconnect your Docker Hub integration.

You can also now revoke your access token on Docker Hub.

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