I’ve a Docker business subscription. I thought I could have been able to group private images (=repositories) but it seems not. Have I missed something?
More info: I wish to be able to create several groups (already done) and assign permissions to specific repositories but not one by one. To be more specific, how can I group 10 images into one group called PROJECT_1 and assign read/write permissions for TEAM_1 to that project.
I don’t have access to any Business subscription and I never had, so I can’t answer from experience, but I can’t find that grouping feature in the public documentation:
What I was looking for is grouping repositories as understand by @landon12 i.e. being able in the Docker Hub interface be able to put xxx repositories into a group named “PROJECT_1” and be able to set permissions on that group so I’ll not forget a repository.
The today way-of-working is to add the TEAM_1 on each repo which is not a good user experience (I can forget a repository) and if, in the future TEAM_1 should be dropped, I need to edit once again each repo one by one.
Perhaps Docker.com will implement this in the future; hope so.