Retirement: Docker Content Trust on March 31, 2028 – Replaced by the Notary Project and Azure Key Vault
Microsoft will retire this Azure Container Registry feature on 31 March 2028.
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Facts
- Microsoft id
485241- Products
- Azure Container Registry
- Update type
- Retirements
- Product categories
- Containers
- Retirement
- 31 March 2028
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- Azure Container Registry status
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Microsoft says
Azure Container Registry (ACR) implements Docker Content Trust (DCT), allowing image publishers to sign their images and image consumers to verify that the images they…
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