3 years ago

Category: Docker, automation

In the past few months we have delivered new features for the entire Docker platform that have built on the tooling and collaboration experiences to improve the development and app delivery process. During this time, we have also learned a lot from our users about ways Docker can help improve developer confidence in delivering apps for more complicated use cases and how we can help larger teams improve their ability to deliver apps in a secure and repeatable manner.

Today, I’m excited to announce the first set of features: vulnerability scanning in Docker Hub for Pro and Team subscribers.

In the coming months we will enable users of Docker Context to store and share your contexts with your team from the Desktop via Docker Hub, allowing development teams to collaborate with the same set of contextual details for shared remoted instances. For enterprises who want more control over their version of Desktop and don’t want to keep dismissing updates, we will be providing the ability to ‘ignore’ updates in Desktop until you choose to install the new version.