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The docker image used by the Dashboard is provided by a private docker registry located at https://docker.taskforce.sh

In order to install and use the images you will need to subscribe to an On-Premises license on your .

If you need a trial before you decide to purchase the license, please contact .

You will need this license in order to download and run the image. For this just use the standard docker login and docker pull procedure as shown below:

$ docker login --username=$DOCKER_USER --password=$DOCKER_PASS docker.taskforce.sh
$ docker pull docker.taskforce.sh/onprem/dashboard:1.6.0

It is not advised to use the username or the password on the command line, but note that you would need to escape the $ character above:

--username=robot\$5ad883a0-f572-40a0-811a-0d8a5484e331

The license key will be checked every 15 minutes after the docker container starts, if it fails for more than 5 consecutive attempts, the container will close itself down.

When you have a valid license, it will appear in the "Enterprise" section of your .

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