Single Sign-on (SSO) for Docker is now live! By enabling SSO, large organizations and enterprises can easily automate the onboarding and management of Docker users at scale. Users can authenticate using their organization’s standard identity provider (IdP). SSO is one of our most widely requested features, so we’re excited to ship this to our Docker Business customers.
Want to enable SSO for your organization? Here are the top things you need to know.
With SSO enabled, users can authenticate using their organization’s standard IdP.
How does SSO work in Docker?
SSO allows users to authenticate to Docker Hub and Docker Desktop using their organization’s standard identity provider (IdP) to access Docker. This will not only make it easier for new users to quickly get started with Docker using their organization-provided email, but it will also help large organizations scale their use of Docker in a more manageable and secure way. Docker currently supports SAML 2.0 and Azure Active Directory IdPs for easy implementation. Once SSO is enabled and configured for your organization, users must sign in to Docker Hub or Docker Desktop to initiate the SSO authentication process.
How is SSO enabled?
SSO is available to organizations with an active Docker Business subscription. This means that customers under the other subscription tiers (e.g., Team) must first upgrade to a Docker Business account. Click here to learn how to upgrade your subscription. Customers with a Docker Business subscription, can visit our documentation for additional information on the enablement process.
Note: When SSO is enabled, logging into Docker via partner products (e.g., VS Code, Jfrog, etc.) will require Personal Access Tokens (PATs).
How are users managed?
Users are managed through organizations in Docker Hub. To configure SSO, each user must already have an existing account in their organization’s IdP. When a user signs into Docker for the first time using their domain email address, they will be automatically added to the organization after the authentication is successful. All users must authenticate using the email domain specified during SSO setup (i.e., company email address). Admins can continue inviting new users to the organization using the Invite Member option in Docker Hub.
How do we convert existing Docker users from non-SSO to SSO?
To convert existing Docker users from a non-SSO account to SSO, admins must verify:
Users have a company email address and account in the IdPUsers have the latest version of Docker Desktop (currently version 4.4.2) installed on their machinesUsers have created a Personal Access Token (PAT) to replace their passwords to allow them to log in through the Docker CLIAll CI/CD pipeline automation systems have replaced their passwords with PATsUsers with email addresses that include the “+” symbol are either added to your IdP or otherwise updated to not include the “+” symbol.
For additional requirements, please refer to our documentation.
What impact can be expected when onboarding users to SSO?
SSO can be enforced for your users once the steps (summarized above and in our documentation) are completed. After SSO is enforced, users can begin signing in using their organization-provided email and password, and then it’s business as usual. Please note that for users logging into Docker directly from the Docker CLI or via partner products (e.g., VS Code, Jfrog, etc.), Personal Access Tokens (PATs) may be required.
For more guidance on how to roll out SSO within your organization, visit our documentation for more information.
Consider making the move today for access to SSO for Docker and other premier features for management and security at scale. Download our latest whitepaper and watch our webinar on-demand to learn more. You can also visit our public roadmap where you can leave feedback on what you want to see next for user management.
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