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Docker registry

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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 subscriptions page.

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

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

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.