How to add credentials for a private registry in Docker Manager

Docker Manager lets you deploy applications from Docker images. If an image is stored in a private repository, Docker Manager needs valid credentials to access it before the image can be pulled and deployed. This article explains how to add those credentials for a private registry, such as Docker Hub, GitHub, or a custom registry.

Add a credential

1. Log in to hPanel.
2. Go to VPS, then select your VPS.
3. Navigate to Docker Manager, then select Credentials.
4. Click + Credential.
5. In the Add credential window, select the registry from the Registry drop-down menu. You can choose Docker Hub, GitHub, or a custom registry.
6. Enter the username for the registry account in the Username field.
7. Enter a personal access token or password in the Token field. Use a personal access token if the registry supports it. Click the eye icon next to the field to show or hide the entered value.
8. Click Save.

Your credential is now added, and Docker Manager can use it to pull images from the selected private registry.

Additional resources

• Docker Hub – Personal access tokens.
• GitHub – Managing your personal access tokens.