Docker

Overview

Docker is the standard platform for building, packaging, and running containerized applications. By bundling code and dependencies into portable containers, it eliminates environment inconsistencies and makes applications easy to ship across any infrastructure.

The Docker integration for Queue enables AI agents to build images, manage containers, and interact with Docker registries — automating containerization workflows as part of your CI/CD and infrastructure pipelines.

How it works

Queue provides prebuilt Docker workflows that let AI agents control container lifecycle and image management.

Image Builds

Trigger Docker image builds from agent actions, tag releases automatically, and push images to Docker Hub or private registries as part of your delivery pipeline.

Container Management

Start, stop, and restart containers programmatically from agent workflows — responding to deployment events, health checks, or scaling triggers without manual intervention.

Registry Operations

Automate image versioning, vulnerability scanning, and registry cleanup through agent-driven workflows — keeping your container registry organized and secure.

Configure

1. Open the Queue dashboard and navigate to Integrations

2. Search for Docker and select the integration

3. Connect your Docker Hub account or private registry and provide access credentials

4. Select the repositories and environments Queue is permitted to interact with

5. Configure build triggers, tagging conventions, and AI agent workflows for your container pipeline