Docker Hub Automated Builds Service Restored After AWS Outage Disruption

Docker has resolved a critical incident affecting its automated build service following upstream AWS infrastructure problems.

By The Downtime · Aug 25, 2026 · 8:30 PM

Docker Hub's Automated Builds service experienced a critical outage that has now been resolved. Users can now retry their builds after the service was restored.

Docker Hub is a widely-used container registry that allows developers to build, share, and deploy containerized applications. Automated builds enable users to automatically create Docker images from source code repositories.

The incident stemmed from an AWS outage on the previous day, which caused disruption to Docker Hub's Automated Builds platform. Docker's team investigated solutions and worked to clear the backlog of failed builds, with services returning online by 10:00 UTC.

The incident is now fully resolved, and Docker Hub Automated Builds are operational.

🕒 Live updates (3)

resolved Aug 24, 7:13 PM

Incident has been resolved. Users should now be able to retry their builds

monitoring Aug 24, 7:13 PM

We are currently clearing up the backlog of builds that broke during the AWS incident and aim to be back online by 10:00 UTC

investigating Aug 24, 7:13 PM

Due to yesterdays AWS outage we are still seeing disruption on the Docker Hub Automated Builds. We are investigating solutions at this time

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