Docker Pro Subscription increases from $5 to $9
Docker will introduce new subscription plans in November 2024, simplifying access to products with an all-in-one model, while maintaining existing pricing until renewals. Security certifications have been achieved.
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Docker is set to introduce new subscription plans in November 2024, aimed at simplifying access to its suite of products for developers and teams. The updated plans will provide a more streamlined billing process, allowing users to manage their subscriptions more easily. The changes include an all-in-one subscription model that grants access to all Docker products, with flexible options for scaling usage as teams grow. The existing pricing will remain for annual plan accounts until their next renewal after November 15, 2024, with no charges for Docker Hub consumption until February 1, 2025. The new plans include Docker Personal, Pro, Team, and Business, each tailored to different user needs, from individual developers to large enterprises. Key changes across the plans involve adjustments in repository limits, build cloud minutes, and image pull rates, with a focus on enhancing collaboration and efficiency. Docker has also announced its SOC 2 Type 2 attestation and ISO 27001 certification, reinforcing its commitment to security and compliance.
- Docker is launching new subscription plans in November 2024 to simplify access to its products.
- The new plans will feature an all-in-one subscription model for easier management.
- Existing pricing will remain for annual accounts until their next renewal after November 15, 2024.
- Key changes include adjustments in repository limits and build cloud minutes across different plans.
- Docker has achieved SOC 2 Type 2 attestation and ISO 27001 certification for enhanced security.
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