- Create and revoke registry tokens as needed, up to a maximum of 100 tokens.
- Set token expiration.
- Set the token scope - image access, package access or both.
Package access is available upon request. Learn more
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 or both.
- 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 scope.
- Expand the token card to view the expiration date, time of creation, the token itself and useful authentication commands.
Supported images & packages
- The images you have permission to pull depend on your subscription. Learn more
- You may request package access for use with a package manger to extend Minimus images. Learn more
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