SCIM provisioning

System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) is available for Docker Business customers. This guide provides an overview of SCIM provisioning.

How SCIM works

SCIM offers automated user provisioning and de-provisioning for Docker through your identity provider (IdP). Once SCIM is enabled, users assigned to the Docker application in your IdP are automatically provisioned and added to your Docker organization. If a user is unassigned, they are removed from Docker.

SCIM also syncs user profile updates, such as name changes, made in your IdP. SCIM can be used with Docker’s default Just-in-Time (JIT) provisioning configuration, or on its own with JIT disabled.

SCIM supports the automation of:

Creating users
Updating user profiles
Removing and deactivating users
Re-activating users
Group mapping

Supported attributes

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Docker uses JIT provisioning by default for SSO configurations. If you enable SCIM, JIT values still overwrite the attribute values set by SCIM provisioning. To avoid conflicts, your JIT attribute values must match your SCIM attribute values. To avoid conflicts between SCIM and JIT, you can also disable JIT provisioning. See Just-in-Time for more information.

Attributes are pieces of user information, such as name and email, that are synchronized between your IdP and Docker when using SCIM. Proper mapping of these attributes is essential for seamless user provisioning and to prevent duplicate entries when using SSO.

The following table lists the supported attributes for SCIM:

Attribute	Description
userName	User’s primary email address, used as the unique identifier
name.givenName	User’s first name
name.familyName	User’s surname
active	Indicates if a user is enabled or disabled, set to “false” to de-provision a user

For additional details about supported attributes and SCIM, see Docker Hub API SCIM reference.

Enable SCIM in Docker

You must configure SSO before you enable SCIM. Enforcing SSO isn't required to use SCIM.

早期アクセス

Docker Admin Console は early access 製品です。

It's available to all company owners and organization owners. You can still manage organizations in Docker Hub, but the Admin Console includes company-level management and enhanced features for organization management.

Sign in to the Admin Console.
Select your organization or company in the left navigation drop-down menu, and then select SSO and SCIM.
In the SSO connections table, select the Actions icon and Setup SCIM.
Copy the SCIM Base URL and API Token and paste the values into your IdP.

Sign in to Docker Hub.
Navigate to the SSO settings page for your organization or company.
- Organization: Select Organizations, your organization, Settings, and then Security.
- Company: Select Organizations, your company, and then Settings.
In the SSO connections table, select the Actions icon and Setup SCIM.
Copy the SCIM Base URL and API Token and paste the values into your IdP.

Enable SCIM in your IdP

The user interface for your IdP may differ slightly from the following steps. You can refer to the documentation for your IdP to verify. For additional details, see the documentation for your IdP:

Enable SCIM

Sign in to Okta and select Admin to open the admin portal.
Open the application you created when you configured your SSO connection.
On the application page, select the General tab, then Edit App Settings.
Enable SCIM provisioning, then select Save.
Now you can access the Provisioning tab in Okta. Navigate to this tab, then select Edit SCIM Connection.
To configure SCIM in Okta, set up your connection using the following values and settings:
- SCIM Base URL: SCIM connector base URL (copied from Docker Hub)
- Unique identifier field for users: email
- Supported provisioning actions: Push New Users and Push Profile Updates
- Authentication Mode: HTTP Header
- SCIM Bearer Token: HTTP Header Authorization Bearer Token (copied from Docker Hub)
Select Test Connector Configuration.
Review the test results and select Save.

Enable synchronization

In Okta, select Provisioning.
Select To App, then Edit.
Enable Create Users, Update User Attributes, and Deactivate Users.
Select Save.
Remove unnecessary mappings. The necessary mappings are:
- Username
- Given name
- Family name
- Email

In the Azure admin portal, go to Enterprise Applications, then select the Docker application you created when you set up your SSO connection.
Select Provisioning, then Get Started.
Select Automatic provisioning mode.
Enter the SCIM Base URL and API Token from Docker into the Admin Credentials form.
Test the connection, then select Save.
Go to Mappings, then select Provision Azure Active Directory Groups.
Set the Enabled value to No.
Select Provision Azure Active Directory Users.
Remove all unsupported attributes.
Select Save.
Set the provisioning status to On.

Set up role mapping

You can assign roles to members in your organization in your IdP. To set up a role, you can use optional user-level attributes for the person you want to assign a role. In addition to roles, you can set an organization or team to override the default provisioning values set by the SSO connection.

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Role mappings are supported for both SCIM and JIT provisioning. With JIT provisioning, role mapping only applies when a user is initially provisioned to the organization.

The following table lists the supported optional user-level attributes.

Attribute	Possible values	Considerations
`dockerRole`	`member`, `editor`, or `owner`, for a list of permissions for each role, see Roles and permissions	If you don't assign a role in the IdP, the value of the `dockerRole` attribute defaults to `member`. When you set the attribute, this overrides the default value.
`dockerOrg`	`organizationName`, for example, an organization named "moby" would be `moby`	Setting this attribute overrides the default organization configured by the SSO connection. Also, this won't add the user to the default team. If this attribute isn't set, the user is provisioned to the default organization and the default team. If set and `dockerTeam` is also set, this provisions the user to the team within that organization.
`dockerTeam`	`teamName`, for example, a team named "developers" would be `developers`	Setting this attribute provisions the user to the default organization and to the specified team, instead of the SSO connection's default team. This also creates the team if it doesn't exist. You can still use group mapping to provision users to teams in multiple organizations. See Group mapping for more details.

After you set the role in the IdP, you must initiate a sync in your IdP to push the changes to Docker.

The external namespace to use to set up these attributes is urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:docker:2.0:User.

Set up role mapping in Okta

Setup SSO and SCIM first.
In the Okta admin portal, go to Directory, select Profile Editor, and then User (Default).
Select Add Attribute and configure the values for the role, organization, or team you want to add. Exact naming isn't required.
Return to the Profile Editor and select your application.
Select Add Attribute and enter the required values. The External Name and External Namespace must be exact. The external name values for organization/team/role mapping are dockerOrg, dockerTeam, and dockerRole respectively, as listed in the previous table. The external namespace is the same for all of them: urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:docker:2.0:User.
After creating the attributes, navigate to the top of the page and select Mappings, then Okta User to YOUR APP.
Go to the newly created attributes and map the variable names to the external names, then select Save Mappings. If you’re using JIT provisioning, continue to the following steps.
Navigate to Applications and select YOUR APP.
Select General, then SAML Settings, and Edit.
Select Step 2 and configure the mapping from the user attribute to the Docker variables.

Assign roles by user

In the Okta admin portal, select Directory, then People.
Select Profile, then Edit.
Select Attributes and update the attributes to the desired values.

Assign roles by group

In the Okta admin portal, select Directory, then People.
Select YOUR GROUP, then Applications.
Open YOUR APPLICATION and select the Edit icon.
Update the attributes to the desired values.

If a user doesn't already have attributes set up, users who are added to the group will inherit these attributes upon provisioning.

Set up role mapping in Azure AD

Setup SSO and SCIM first.
In the Azure AD admin portal, open Enterprise Apps and select YOUR APP.
Select Provisioning, then Mappings, and Provision Azure Active Directory Users.
To set up the new mapping, check Show advanced options, then select Edit attribute options.
Create new entries with the desired mapping for role, organization, or group (for example, urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:docker:2.0:User:dockerRole) as a string type.
Navigate back to Attribute Mapping for users and select Add new mapping.

Expression mapping

This implementation works best for roles, but can't be used along with organization and team mapping using the same method. With this approach, you can assign attributes at a group level, which members can inherit. This is the recommended approach for role mapping.

In the Edit Attribute view, select the Expression mapping type.
If you can create app roles named as the role directly (for example, owner or editor), in the Expression field, you can use SingleAppRoleAssignment([appRoleAssignments]).
Alternatively, if you’re restricted to using app roles you have already defined (for example, My Corp Administrators) you’ll need to setup a switch for these roles. For example:
Switch(SingleAppRoleAssignment([appRoleAssignments]), "member", "My Corp Administrator", "owner", "My Corp Editor", "editor")`
Set the following fields:
- Target attribute: urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:docker:2.0:User:dockerRole
- Match objects using this attribute: No
- Apply this mapping: Always
Save your configuration.

Direct mapping

Direct mapping is an alternative to expression mapping. This implementation works for all three mapping types at the same time. In order to assign users, you'll need to use the Microsoft Graph API.

In the Edit Attribute view, select the Direct mapping type.
Set the following fields:
- Source attribute: choose one of the allowed extension attributes in Entra (for example, extensionAttribute1)
- Target attribute: urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:docker:2.0:User:dockerRole
- Match objects using this attribute: No
- Apply this mapping: Always
If you're setting more than one attribute, for example role and organization, you need to choose a different extension attribute for each one.
Save your configuration.

Assign users

If you used expression mapping in the previous step, navigate to App registrations, select YOUR APP, and App Roles. Create an app role for each Docker role. If possible, create it with a display name that is directly equivalent to the role in Docker, for example, owner instead of Owner. If set up this way, then you can use expression mapping to SingleAppRoleAssignment([appRoleAssignments]). Otherwise, a custom switch will have to be used. See Expression mapping.

To add a user:

Select YOUR APP, then Users and groups.
Select Add user/groups, select the user you want to add, then Select their desired role.

To add a group:

Select YOUR APP, then Users and groups.
Select Add user/groups, select the user you want to add, then Select their desired role.

If you used direct mapping in the previous step, go to Microsoft Graph Explorer and sign in to your tenant. You need to be a tenant admin to use this feature. Use the Microsoft Graph API to assign the extension attribute to the user with the value that corresponds to what the attribute was mapped to. See the Microsoft Graph API documentation on adding or updating data in extension attributes.

See the documentation for your IdP for additional details:

Disable SCIM

If SCIM is disabled, any user provisioned through SCIM will remain in the organization. Future changes for your users will not sync from your IdP. User de-provisioning is only possible when manually removing the user from the organization.

早期アクセス

Docker Admin Console は early access 製品です。

Sign in to the Admin Console.
Select your organization or company in the left navigation drop-down menu, and then select SSO and SCIM.
In the SSO connections table, select the Actions icon.
Select Disable SCIM.

Sign in to Docker Hub.
Navigate to the SSO settings page for your organization or company.
- Organization: Select Organizations, your organization, Settings, and then Security.
- Company: Select Organizations, your company, and then Settings.
In the SSO connections table, select the Actions icon.
Select Disable SCIM.

More resources

The following videos demonstrate how to configure SCIM for your IdP: