The following video will demonstrate how to request a docker token from My Pega.

Video Transcript

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The following video will demonstrate how to request a docker token from My Pega.

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Be aware that the process for requesting a docker image has changed.

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In the past, users were issued docker keys.

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Moving forward it users will be issued docker tokens.

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This is a more secure way of giving access to docker images and necessitated based on upcoming changes to Artifactory.

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In conjunction with this change, the user experience on my Pega is changing too.

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It will be updated to allow for end users to better manage their Docker tokens.

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This includes the ability to to request older versions of Docker tokens with a proper approvals from Pega.

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If you need a quick refresher on Docker images, users can request access to Pega provided image repositories to download Docker images, which are required for Pega platform deployments.

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Pega provides access credentials only to clients that have the appropriate support role within their organization.

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Pega partners are not allowed to request an access token on behalf of their customer to obtain the Pega provided Docker tokens.

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With that said, let's walk through the steps for requesting a Docker token on My PEGA.

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This can be done by logging into my.pega.com.

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From the main navigation, you can click Software and then My Software.

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The page you land on will contain 2 tabs.

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The first tab is intended for downloading entitled Software Product Images, while the second tab, Docker Tokens, will allow you to request and manage your Docker tokens.

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Click the Docker Token tab.

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If this is the first time visiting the page, you'll see a button labeled Generate Docker Token.

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Click that to initiate your request.

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Review the confirmation message and click Submit to proceed.

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You'll then see a message that the Docker token was successfully generated.

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You will need to access your e-mail in order to obtain the necessary credentials.

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Within the body of the e-mail you just received, you can access the Docker token, which can be used to login to Pega Docker image repository to download the image.

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Now let's take a look at how to request a Docker token for an older version of PEGA software.

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Navigate back to my PEGA.

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Once you refresh the screen, you will now see you you will have an option to regenerate a docker token or to generate a token for an older version of PEGA.

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Click Generate a token for an older version of PEGA software.

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This will open a modal where you have the ability to select from prior versions of PEGA software, for example 85 or 84.

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Once you make your selection you can then select from Patch releases 8.4.58.4.4.

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Once you make your selection, you then provide a description for why you need this version of software and click Submit request to proceed.

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Your request will then be routed for approval.

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If your request is approved, you will be notified by e-mail.

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Refreshing the screen, you'll see the status of the request updated from pending approval to active.

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You can now follow the same steps from the e-mail to retrieve the docker token, which you can then use to log into Pegas Docker image repository and download the image.

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We hope this video is helpful in understanding the new docker token experience on my Pega.

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Thank you.