(You should also make note of the name that you gave your project – we will use that shortly as well)Ĭreating, registering, and starting the instance
Log into using your normal Nuxeo user account credentials.Figure 1: Use Nuxeo Studio to create a new application (Nuxeo Studio is a low-code, wizard-based interface for building applications in Nuxeo.) You need to register your instance in Nuxeo Studio in order to be able to access your instance’s user interface and in order to be allowed to download certain add-on packages. You will also want to create a sandbox in Nuxeo Studio with which you can register this instance. You will need to use these in a few minutes. The system should provide you with a token name and token code. Once you’re logged in, click on your username in the upper right corner of this application, and go to User Token, then click on Access User Token.Go to and log in with your normal Nuxeo user account credentials.( This is different from the token that you create via Nuxeo Studio for registering your instance.) Once they have granted you access, you will need to create a token that Docker can use to access the repository.Go to and create an SUPNXP ticket to request this access or send an email to your account representative.This access is not typically given by default when your Nuxeo user account is created-you will generally need to create a help desk ticket with Nuxeo to request access.
To pull the LTS 2021 image, Docker will need to be able to access, and so you will need to request that Nuxeo grant you access to this private repository. Getting access to the LTS 2021 Docker image