Repository credentials
Overview
Docker credentials for edge computing are like keys to a locked box holding your online Docker images. It's similar to having a library card for a private library – without it, you can't access your important code images stored there. It contains essential information such as authentication details (like repository URL, usernames and passwords) required to securely pull Docker images from your private repositories. This card helps maintain security and streamline deployment processes, making it easier to manage software updates and configurations in distributed computing environments.
Docker Credentials Card UI

The Credentials Card
Card Index:
- (a) Add a Credential
- (b) Delete All Credentials
- (c) Upload Credentials in a File
- (d) Download Credentials in a File
- (e) Edit Credential
- (f) Delete Individual Credential
- (g) Hide Credentials Card
Reveal your Docker Credentials Card
Go to the top right hand corner in the Barbara Panel. Click on the “+ New” button and scroll down to select the “Docker Credentials” Card.

Revealing The Credential Card
Your Docker Credentials Card will now appear in your Barbara Panel alongside your other Cards.
If you can’t select your Credentials Card from the drop down menu this is because your Card is already in your Barbara Panel.
Add Credentials
Select the "+" icon to add your specific credential to your card.

Adding a credential
Follow the prompt and add your repository URL, username and password.

Adding a credential
To log in to Dockerhub you will always need to use this URL: http://index.docker.io
Credential Status
Check the below diagram to get an overview of your user journey when adding a new Credential.

Credentials scheme
After adding a credential, the node checks if it is valid trying to login using the data (URL, user, password, etc). The status of the credentials reflects its validity. Your status will be indicated in each credential tab by either a green tick or a red cross.

Credential status
You can also check the status of all your Credentials at the top of your Card. There will be a short summary of all your added Credentials and an indication on how many are “OK”. If there is an error with any of your Credentials this will be indicated by a red “Warning” icon (highlighted in red).

Credential status in card header
Download Shortcut
Directly download your Credentials onto your desktop by selecting the “Download” icon.

Download credentials in a file
You can also choose to download an empty template, if you have no saved Credentials in your card. Your empty download will appear as a “csv” file with the below formula.

Credentials Template
Upload Shortcut
You can use your empty template as a base structure and populate it with multiple credential authentication details.

Credentials File
Once you have filled out your template (with all your Credential details), proceed to upload your “csv” file using the below “Upload” instructions.

Credentials File
Follow the prompt and select your desired “csv” file (filled template) from your desktop. Click “Upload File” to save your uploaded document to your Credentials Card.

Add Credentials From File
Edit Your Credentials
Select the “Edit” icon to easily update your Credential details within your Card.

Edit a Credential
Follow the prompt to edit and save all of your new adjustments.

Add Credentials From File
Delete Credentials
You can delete individual Credentials within your card by selecting the “Delete” icon on the specific Credential you wish to delete.

Deleting Credentials
Confirm your choice with the follow-up prompt.

Deleting Credentials
To delete all of your Credentials in your Card, select the “Delete all Credentials” option to the middle-right of your Card.

Deleting All Credentials
Confirm your choice with the follow-up prompt. Note that your number of Credentials will be displayed in the highlighted brackets next to the “All Credentials” text.

Deleting All Credentials
Hide your Credentials Card
If you want to minimise the amount of Cards in your panel, you can easily hide your Credentials without losing any data. Select the “Hide” icon at the top-right of your Credentials Card.

Hide Credentials Card
Confirm your choice to hide your Card with the follow-up prompt.

Hide Credentials Card
You can easily retrieve your Credentials Card by clicking the “+ New” button and selecting “Docker Credentials” from the drop down menu (as mentioned in the first step).