Registry
Connect Docker image registries to pull private images without authenticating manually.
Tabs
Connected Registries
Lists your connected registries alongside a Connect Registry form.
Each registry shows its type, an Active badge if selected, and a status badge:
- Valid — credentials working
- Invalid — credentials expired; click to update
- Unknown — not yet verified
- Checking — validation in progress
Per-registry actions:
- Validate (refresh icon) — re-check credentials
- Set Active — set as the source for image browsing
- Dropdown → Rename, Open in Browser, Update Credentials, Disconnect
Registry Images
Shows images from the active registry (set via Set Active on the other tab).
Use the search bar to filter by name or tag, then click the Pull button on any image to download it locally.
Connecting a Registry
Fill in the Connect Registry form :
| Type | Required fields |
|---|---|
| Docker Hub | Name, URL (https://hub.docker.com), Username, Password/Token |
| AWS ECR | Name, URL (https://<account-id>.dkr.ecr.<region>.amazonaws.com), Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, Session Token, Region |
| Google GCR | Name, URL (https://gcr.io or https://<region>.gcr.io), Service Account JSON |
| Azure ACR | Name, URL (https://<name>.azurecr.io), Username, Password/Token |
| Custom | Name, URL, Username, Password/Token |
Click Connect Registry — the registry is validated immediately and appears in the list.
Updating Credentials
Click the Invalid badge or choose Update Credentials from the dropdown. A dialog appears with read-only context fields and editable credential fields for your registry type. Click Update Credentials to save.
Disconnecting
Choose Disconnect from the dropdown and confirm. Credentials are deleted; already-pulled images are kept.
Related Documentation
- Images — View and manage local images
- Containers — Run containers from pulled images