Maintenance: Migrating to incident.io Status Pages

Docker Status · Update

Status

Update

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Unknown

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Aug 25, 2026 20:31 UTC

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Ongoing

Timeline

Update · Docker Status · Aug 25 20:31 UTC

Complete (Tue, 25 Aug 2026 20:20:00 GMT - Tue, 25 Aug 2026 20:30:00 GMT)

What's changing? On 8/25, we will migrate our status page to incident.io: http://incident.io 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, 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. • 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" at the bottom of : https://dockerstatus.com/https://dockerstatus.com. • 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 Thanks for your patience as we make this change.

Maintenance: Migrating to incident.io Status Pages →
Update · Docker Status · Aug 25 20:31 UTC

Complete

What's changing? On 8/25, we will migrate our status page to incident.io: http://incident.io 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, 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. • 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" at the bottom of : https://dockerstatus.com/https://dockerstatus.com. • 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 Thanks for your patience as we make this change.

Maintenance: Migrating to incident.io Status Pages →