docker-compose up fails (authentication required at docker.wso2.com)

[monkeypants]

Description:
instructions from README to docker-compose up fail with authentication error on https://docker.wso2.com/v2/wso2sp-editor/manifests/4.3.0

Affected Product Version:
Current master branch (did not try any others)

Steps to reproduce:
Starting with a fresh checkout of the public docker-sp repository, and as an unprivileged user (not authenticated to the WSO2 web site):

• cd docker-compose/editor-worker-dashboard
• docker-compose up
• watch the mysql image get pulled without problems
• watch the next image (wso2sp-editor) fail due to authorisation problems

Pulling editor (docker.wso2.com/wso2sp-editor:4.3.0)...
ERROR: Get https://docker.wso2.com/v2/wso2sp-editor/manifests/4.3.0: unauthorized: authentication required

Confirming with a browser, GET https://docker.wso2.com/v2/wso2sp-editor/manifests/4.3.0 results on HTTP 401 response with an HTML page containing this body

{"errors":[{"code":"UNAUTHORIZED","message":"authentication required","detail":[{"Type":"repository","Class":"","Name":"wso2sp-editor","Action":"pull"}]}]}

Work around:
replacing all instances of docker.wso2.com with wso2 in the docker-compose file image specifications (thus using images hosted on dockerhub) seems to work.

[monkeypants]

note: I assume this is also an issue for docker-compose/sp-distributed/docker-compose.yml, but I haven't tried to use that yet :)

[pcnfernando]

Hi @monkeypants,

Please verify whether you have an active subscription from WSO2 since the referring Docker images hosted at docker.wso2.com contains the latest updates and fixes for WSO2 Stream Processor. You can sign up for a Free Trial Subscription here.

This information is already published under prerequisites.