- Create and revoke registry tokens as needed, up to a maximum of 100 tokens
- Set token expiration
- Set token scope
Token scope
A Minimus token can unlock access to several Minimus services, depending on your needs:- Image access (default) - Pull Minimus secure images from the Minimus registry with Enterprise Edition commitments.
- Package access - Install packages built by MinimOS in Minimus images for a comprehensive build experience. Learn more
- minicli access - Use the Minimus CLI to embed Minimus in your CI/CD processes. Currently minicli is used to manage Minimus Creator and private images with more capabilities to follow. Learn more
Restricting minicli access
Tokens with minicli scope are hidden from Viewers by default, giving admins control over who can connect via minicli. To restrict access, create a dedicated token with minicli scope — it will only be visible to admins and editors. The default token is an exception: it remains visible to all users, including Viewers.
Managing tokens
Default token
A default token is automatically generated when you sign up for Minimus. You can edit its expiration date, name it, and add a description.Creating a token
When creating a token:- Provide its name and description to help you keep track of its purpose. The description is optional.
- Set the token scope: image access, package access, minicli access.
- Set the expiration date using the calendar date picker. Leave empty for no expiration (lifetime validity).
Editing a token
All fields can be edited for an existing token.Token expiration
Control your token expiration dates or set your tokens to never expire - the choice is fully yours. A calendar date picker makes the configuration simple and quick.- If an expiration date is not selected, the token will not expire. In other words, it will remain active for the duration of your membership.
- You can extend the lifetime of an already expired token to reactivate it.
Token list
Your tokens are listed in collapsed cards.- In collapsed mode, the token card shows the token name, description, and creation and expiration dates. Token scope is indicated by the colorful badges.\
- Expand the token card to view the token itself and useful authentication commands for different common use-cases.\
Authenticating with your token
Expand your token card to view the token and copy the provided authentication commands:- Docker login
- Create K8s secret
- Package access
- minicli login