Docker Hub release notes — Infrastructure updates
Docker Hub has added Amazon CloudFront as a CDN for image pushes and pulls, improving reliability.
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Docker Hub has added Amazon CloudFront as a CDN for image pushes and pulls, improving reliability. You may see a new domain, production.cloudfront.docker.com, in your network logs. TLS certificates for this domain are issued by Amazon Trust Services.
Most users are unaffected. You may need to take action if your environment uses an egress firewall with a domain allowlist, a TLS inspection proxy, or a managed CA trust store. See the Docker Desktop allowlist for updated domain requirements. If you see TLS errors, ensure your trust store includes the Amazon Trust Services Root CAs. If you're a paid subscriber, you can contact Docker Support if you need updated TLS certificate details or the issue persists.
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