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Organization accounts

Table of contents

A Docker organization is a shared workspace for members and repositories under one namespace. Organization owners administer membership, access, and security.

Organization structure

Organization owners manage organizations that contain members, repositories, and teams, which group members within an organization.

The following diagram shows that hierarchy:

Organization structure

flowchart TB
  oo(("Organization owners")) -.->|"manage"| org
  subgraph org["Organization"]
    direction TB
    m(("Members"))
    subgraph t["Teams (optional)"]
      tm(("Members"))
    end
    r[("Repositories")]
  end
  style org fill:#3b82f622,stroke:#3b82f6
  style t stroke-dasharray: 5 5
Organization owners manage an organization that contains members, repositories, and optional teams.

Owners

Organization owners administer the organization. They invite members, assign roles, and manage teams and repositories.

An organization can have multiple owners. All owners share the same predefined permissions. For other roles and their permissions, see Roles and permissions.

Members

A member is a Docker user invited to the organization. Organization owners assign a role to each member, and that role sets organization-wide access.

Teams

Teams are optional. They group members so you can grant repository access to many people at once. Use a team when several members need the same repositories. Members can belong to the organization without joining a team.

Next steps

Learn how to manage organizations in the following sections.

Set up your organization

Create, onboard, and configure your organization.

Manage your organization

Manage members, teams, seats, and product access.

Activity logs

Review member activity across your organization and repositories.

Insights

See how people in your organization use Docker.

Security

Explore security features for administrators.