Docker Hub integration

What is Docker Hub?

Docker Hub is a cloud service provided by Docker that allows users to push and pull container images whenever they need to.

It serves as a centralized registry for Docker containers, enabling developers to access a wide range of pre-built images that can be used as a base for their own applications.

Integrating the service with Buddy lets you automate basically every single Docker task. You can create a pipeline that will, for example, build your Docker image (either single or multi-arch), run and test it for errors, and push the image to a container registry.

On top of that, you can use the Docker CLI action in Buddy to handle workflows that require docker-compose and Docker in Docker.

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Setting up Docker Hub integration

To integrate with Docker Hub:

1. Enter the Integrations tab in Buddy and click New integration.

2. Look up and click Docker Hub (it can be found under the Others category):

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3. The configuration window will show up:

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Here you have to provide:

• Integration name
• Username
• Access token

4. When ready, click Add a new integration to finish configuration.

Obtaining Docker Hub access token

1. Log in to your Docker Hub account and go to the Security tab:

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2. Click New Access Token.

3. When a box appears, provide the access token description and click Generate:

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4. Copy the created token and paste it in the Access Token field of the configuration window.

Once the Docker Hub integration configuration is finished, you can create a pipeline in Buddy and discover all Docker actions it offers.