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title: "Docker Hub Container Registry"
slug: "dockerhub-container-registry"
updated: 2026-04-08T08:17:54Z
published: 2026-04-08T08:17:54Z
canonical: "docs.dataloop.ai/dockerhub-container-registry"
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# Docker Hub Container Registry

DDOE supports seamless integration with Docker Hub, allowing users to manage and deploy containerized applications within the platform. By integrating Docker Hub as a container registry, users can pull, store, and manage Docker Hub images for AI model deployment, automation pipelines, and custom processing tasks. This integration ensures a streamlined workflow for building, updating, and running containers directly within DDOE’s infrastructure, enhancing scalability and efficiency in machine learning and data annotation projects.

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## Integration - Docker Hub container registry

### 1. Create an access token in the Docker

![](https://cdn.document360.io/53f32fe9-1937-4652-8526-90c1bc78d3f8/Images/Documentation/dockerhub-access-token-create%281%29.png)

- Refer to the [Create an access token](https://docs.docker.com/security/for-developers/access-tokens/#create-an-access-token) documentation for detailed steps on generating a Docker access token
- Generate a username and personal access token, which will be used for integration with the DDOE platform.
- Ensure you copy and securely store both the `username` and `personal access token` (which serves as the password for authentication in DDOE).

### 2. Integrate Docker Hub container registry

![](https://cdn.document360.io/53f32fe9-1937-4652-8526-90c1bc78d3f8/Images/Documentation/integrations_dockerhub-cr.png)

1. Log in to your DDOE Platform.
2. Navigate to the **Integrations** page.
3. Click **Create Integration** -> **Create Registry Integration**.
4. **Integration Name**: Enter a name for the integration.
5. **Provider**: Select the **Docker Hub** from the list.
6. **Username**: Enter the previously copied `username`.
7. **Password**: Enter the previously copied `personal access token`.
8. Click **Create Integration** to finalize the setup.

### 3. Test the configuration

1. In the DDOE platform, navigate to the section where you use container images (e.g., Pipelines or Model Deployment).
2. Try pulling or referencing a Docker image from your Docker Hub repository.
3. Verify that the integration works correctly and that the image loads without any errors.
4. If issues arise, double-check the integration settings, credentials, and repository access permissions.

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