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I have created a docker image for my code which is an Django and Deeplearning application and I have to give that image to some client. What I want is that the client should not be permitted to access the code. So is there any chance to password protect the docker image so that the user has to enter the username and password from command line each time before trying to execute any docker command? Docker version - 19.03.12 / June 18, 2020 Operating system - Ubuntu

Nikhil Mankani
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  • its not possible to protect code from docker image. well you can create docker user account to protect your docker images. – ANISH KUMAR MOURYA Sep 02 '20 at 07:20
  • @ANISHKUMARMOURYA can you please guide me how to create that user account – Nikhil Mankani Sep 02 '20 at 10:01
  • Anyone who can run any `docker` command at all can trivially root the host, and can very easily look at any file in any container or image. Docker doesn't add any protection if you consider your source code "secret" but want to use an interpreted language. Consider a compiled language (Go, Rust, C++, Java) where you don't need to distribute the actual source code to run the application. – David Maze Sep 02 '20 at 16:35

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