Integrations
dFlow docs: integrations
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- Docker Registry
- dFlow
- Integrations overviewGit providers, Docker registries, and cloud accounts used by dFlow Services and Worker Nodes.
- GitHub integrationInstall the dFlow GitHub App, choose org or personal access, and use GitHub-backed App Services.
- Git source integrationsConnect GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, and Azure DevOps to App Services using tokens or credentials the UI requests.
- Docker registry integrationLink Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, DigitalOcean Registry, or Quay so Docker Services can pull private images.
- AWS integrationLink an AWS account with access keys so dFlow can manage EC2 and related resources where the product supports it.
- Cloud provider accountsHow linked cloud accounts relate to Organisations, AWS today, and least-privilege habits for infrastructure integrations.
- Integration permissions and prerequisitesChecklist of provider scopes, IAM patterns, and Organisation roles before you connect Git, registries, or AWS.
- Integration troubleshootingFix common Git, registry, and AWS integration failures: reconnect, scopes, keys, and where to read logs.
- Backup storage integrationConnect S3-compatible object storage so database services can store external backups off the server.
- Azure integrationConnect your Azure subscription with Microsoft sign-in so dFlow can provision and manage Worker Nodes in your account.