Companies/Docker/Incidents

Docker: Migrating to incident.io Status Pages

Affected components: Docker Authentication

Timeline of updates

1. maintenance scheduled2026-08-25 20:25 UTC

   What's changing?

   On 8/25, we will migrate our status page to incident.io: http://incident.io (opens in new tab) Status Pages. This migration is part of our ongoing efforts to improve incident response, on-call management, and reliability communication.

   With incident.io: http://incident.io (opens in new tab), we're bringing incident response, on-call management, and post-incident reviews into a single platform, so you get faster and more consistent updates during incidents.

   What you need to know

   • Our status page URL remains the same: you can still access it at https://dockerstatus.com (opens in new tab).
   • Email subscribers will be automatically migrated to the new status page. No action needed.
   • A new RSS subscription option will be available to subscribers.
   • Slack subscriptions will need to be re-added after the migration to keep receiving updates.
   • Webhook subscription options will no longer be available.

   What you need to do

   • If you're subscribed via Email:
   • You'll be automatically migrated. No action required.
   • If you're subscribed via Slack:
   • Wait until after 8/25 (insert time UTC).
   • Confirm the migration is complete by checking for "Powered by incident.io: http://incident.io (opens in new tab)" at the bottom of https://dockerstatus.com (opens in new tab).
   • Re-subscribe your Slack workspace to keep receiving updates.
   • If you're subscribed via Webhook:
   • Wait until after the maintenance window is complete.
   • Choose an alternative subscription option: Email, Slack, or RSS.

   If you have questions or issues, reach out to our Support team:

   https://hub.docker.com/support/contact (opens in new tab)

   Thanks for your patience as we make this change.

2. maintenance complete2026-08-25 20:31 UTC

   What's changing?

   On 8/25, we will migrate our status page to incident.io: http://incident.io (opens in new tab) Status Pages. This migration is part of our ongoing efforts to improve incident response, on-call management, and reliability communication.

   With incident.io: http://incident.io (opens in new tab), we're bringing incident response, on-call management, and post-incident reviews into a single platform, so you get faster and more consistent updates during incidents.

   What you need to know

   • Our status page URL remains the same: you can still access it at : https://dockerstatus.com/https://dockerstatus.com (opens in new tab).
   • Email subscribers will be automatically migrated to the new status page. No action needed.
   • A new RSS subscription option will be available to subscribers.
   • Slack subscriptions will need to be re-added after the migration to keep receiving updates.
   • Webhook subscription options will no longer be available.

   What you need to do

   • If you're subscribed via Email:
   • You'll be automatically migrated. No action required.
   • If you're subscribed via Slack:
   • Confirm the migration is complete by checking for "Powered by incident.io: http://incident.io (opens in new tab)" at the bottom of : https://dockerstatus.com/https://dockerstatus.com (opens in new tab).
   • Re-subscribe your Slack workspace to keep receiving updates.
   • If you're subscribed via Webhook:
   • Wait until after the maintenance window is complete.
   • Choose an alternative subscription option: Email, Slack, or RSS.

   If you have questions or issues, reach out to our Support team:

   https://hub.docker.com/support/contact (opens in new tab)

   Thanks for your patience as we make this change.

Impact, status and times are the vendor’s own, as last archived. View on www.dockerstatus.com (opens in new tab).

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