Can t push image to Amazon ECR - fails with no basic auth credentials

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I m trying to push a docker image to an Amazon ECR registry  I m using docker client Docker version 1 9 1  build a34a1d5  I use aws ecr get-login --region us-east-1 to get the docker login creds  Then I successfully login with those creds as follows    docker login -u AWS -p XXXX -e none https        dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com WARNING  login credentials saved in  Users ar  docker config json Login Succeeded   But when I try to push my image I get the following error     docker push      dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com image latest The push refers to a repository       dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com image   len  1  bcff5e7e3c7c  Preparing  Post https        dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com v2 image blobs uploads   no basic auth credentials   I made sure that the aws user had the correct permissions  I also made sure that the repository allowed that user to push to it  Just to make sure that wasn t an issue I set the registry to allow all users full access  Nothing changes the  no basic auth credentials  error  I don t know how to begin to debug this since all the traffic is encrypted   UPDATE  So I had a bit of Homer Simpson D Oh moment when I realized the root cause of my problem  I have access to multiple AWS accounts  Even though I was using aws configure to set my credentials for the account where I had setup my repository the aws cli was actually using the environment variables AWS ACCESS KEY ID and AWS SECRET ACCESS KEY  So when I did aws ecr get-login it was returning a login for the wrong account  I failed to notice that the account numbers were different until I just went back now to try some of the proposed answers  When I remove the environment variables everything works correctly  I guess the motto of the story is if you hit this error  make sure that the repository you are logging into matches the tag you have applied to the image

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This error generally gets thrown if ecr login has failed. I am using windows system and I used "Powershell" in Administrator mode to login to ecr first.

Invoke-Expression $(aws ecr get-login --no-include-email)

This should output "Login succeeded".

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I had this issue with a different cause   I needed to push to a registry not associated with my AWS Account  a client s ECR registry    The client had granted me access under the Permissions tab for the registry  by adding my IAM id  e g   arn aws iam   AWS ACCT    user  Username   as a Principal   I tried to login with the usual steps     aws ecr get-login --region us-west-2 --profile profilename  docker push  Client AWS ACCT    dkr ecr us-west-1 amazonaws com imagename latest   Which of course resulted in no basic auth credentials   As it turns out  aws ecr get-login logs you in to the ECR for the registry associated your login  which makes sense in retrospect   The solution is to tell aws ecr get-login which registry s  you want to log in to     aws ecr get-login --region us-west-2 --profile profilename --registry-ids  Client AWS ACCT       After that  docker push works just fine

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I experienced the same issue    Generating new AWS credentials  access keys  and reconfiguring AWS CLI with new credentials resolved the problem   Earlier  aws ecr get-login --region us-east-1 generated docker login command with invalid EC registry URL

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aws ecr get-login --region us-west-1 --no-include-email   This command gives me correct command to login  If you dont use  --no-include-email  it will throw another error  Output of the above command looks like this docker login -u AWS -p                       very big        Copy that and execute it  Now it will show  Login Succeeded   Now you can push your image to ECR    Make sure that your AMI rule has the permission for the user you tried to login

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The AWS documents tell you to execute the following command  for ap-southeast-2 region   aws ecr get-login --region ap-southeast-2   When I bumped into this issue  it wasn t clear to me based on that docs that you need to enter the result of this command into the terminal and execute it   Fix that worked for me to was to copy the result to the clipboard with  aws ecr get-login --region ap-southeast-2   pbcopy   Paste the result into the command line and execute it

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The docker command given by aws-cli is little off     When using docker login  docker will save a server key pair either in your keychain or    docker config json file   If it saves the key under https   7272727 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com the lookup for the key during push will fail because docker will be looking for a server named 7272727 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com not https   7272727 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com   Use the following command to login    eval   aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region us-east-1 --profile yourprofile   sed  s https          Once you run the command you will get  Login Succeeded  message and then you are good  after that your push command should work

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My issue was having multiple AWS credentials  default and dev  Since I was trying to deploy to dev this worked     aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region eu-west-1 --profile dev   sed  s https

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I had to run aws ecr get-login-password due to aws cli deprecating the get-login command  Also in this version the username is forced to be hard coded as AWS  Here was the command that worked for aws-cli 2 0 58   aws ecr get-login-password --region region y   docker login --username AWS --password-stdin account x dkr ecr region y amazonaws com  Login Succeeded

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There is a very simple way to push docker images to ECR  Amazon ECR Docker Credential Helper  Just install it according to the provided guide  update your    docker config json as the following           credsStore    ecr-login      and you will be able to push pull your images without docker login

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If you are isolating AWS Accounts for CI CD purpose and having one ECR repository shared among multiple AWS Accounts  you might need to change the    docker config json manually   Let s say you have these setups    ECR is owned by AWS Account ID 00000000000000 CI server is owned by AWS Account ID 99999999999999   If you call aws ecr get-login --region us-west-2   bash within your CI server  docker will generate temporary credentials in    docker config json        auths          https   99999999999999 dkr ecr us-west-2 amazonaws com            auth    long-token                  But you want to point to the ECR s account  so you need to change the hostname        auths          https   00000000000000 dkr ecr us-west-2 amazonaws com            auth    long-token                  Note this situation relies how you form IAM user   policy to allow ECR access

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Try with   eval   aws ecr get-login --no-include-email   sed  s https          before push

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This should have worked even without opening up the permissions  See the documentation  Private Registry Authentication    Edit  actually  I had permissions problems too when doing a second test  See Docker push to AWS ECR private repo failing with malformed JSON     Nevertheless I had the same problem  I don t know why  but I successfully used the more long-winded auth mechanism described in the docs for get-authorization-token  AWS CLI and Docker versions     aws --version aws-cli 1 9 17 Python 2 7 6 Linux 3 16 0-38-generic botocore 1 3 17   docker --version Docker version 1 9 1  build a34a1d5   Get the auth token   docker password     aws ecr get-authorization-token --region us-east-1 --output text       --query authorizationData   authorizationToken   base64 -d   cut -d  -f2   Note  My    aws config specifies a different default region  so I needed to explicitly set --region us-east-1   Log in interactively  change              to your AWS account id    docker login -u AWS https                dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com  password   lt paste the very long password from above gt  email   lt I left this blank gt    Push an image  assuming you ve made a docker image test    docker tag test latest              dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com test latest docker push              dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com test latest The push refers to a repository  910732017890 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com test   len  1  d5122f58a2e1  Pushed  7bddbca3b908  Pushed  latest  digest  sha256 bc0b521fd398bd1a2ef58a289dcb910334608723fd570e7bddb36eacd0060363 size  4378

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I had this issue as well  What happened with me was I forgot to run the command that was returned to me after I ran   aws ecr get-login --region ap-southeast-2   This command returned a big blob  which includes the docker login command right there  I didn t realise  It should return something like this   docker login -u AWS -p  lt your token which is massive gt  -e none  lt your aws url gt    Copy and paste this command  amp  then run your docker push command which looks something like this   docker push 8888888 blah blah ap-southwest-1 amazonaws com dockerfilename

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I faced the same issue and the mistake I did was using the wrong repo path  eg  docker push xxxxxxxxxxxxxx dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com jenkins latest  In the above path this is where I ve done the mistake  In  dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com  instead of  west   I was using  east   Once I corrected my mistake  I was able to push the image successfully

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For Mac OSX  TL DR Make sure your  auths  key matches your credential store key exactly   Check your docker config    cat    docker config json  Sample Result          auths              https   55511155511 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com                  HttpHeaders              User-Agent    Docker-Client 19 03 5  darwin               credsStore    osxkeychain      Notice that the  auths  value is an empty object and docker is using a credential store  osxkeychain     Open Mac s  Keychain Access  app and find the name  Docker Credentials      Notice the Where  field   Make sure the auths key in    docker config json matches the Where  field in Keychain Access    If the auths key in    docker config json does NOT match they Where  field in the keychain  you may get a Login Succeeded from docker login    but still get ERROR  Service  web  failed to build  Get https   55511155511 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com v2 path to image latest  no basic auth credentials when you try to pull   In my case  I needed to add https     Original       auths              55511155511 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com               Fixed       auths              https   55511155511 dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com

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Update  Since AWS CLI version 2 - aws ecr get-login is deprecated and the correct method is aws ecr get-login-password   Therefore the correct and updated answer is the following  docker login -u AWS -p   aws ecr get-login-password --region us-east-1  xxxxxxxx dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com

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On Windows system   you have to make empty the following file    docker config json and then run again the below script aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region ap-southeast-1 --profile  profile name

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If you use profiles  don t forget to pass --profile XXX to aws ecr get-login

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In my case  and probably in all cases   this error resulted from having multiple AWS accounts  So  AWS ECR is not using the right aws credentials assosciated with the aws account   I tried multiple solutions mentioned here  but did not succeed  It worked after using tokens instead of username and password  I got it working following the instructions here  https   btburnett com 2017 01 docker-login-for-amazon-aws-ecr-using-windows-powershell html

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Make sure you use the correct region in aws ecr get-login  it must match the region in which your repository is created

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If it helps anyone     My problem was that I had to use the --profile option in order to authenticate with the proper profile from the credentials file   Next  I had ommitted the --region  region name  command  which also gave the  no basic auth credentials  error   The solution for me was changing my command from this   aws ecr get-login  To this   aws --profile  profile name  ecr get-login --region  region name   Example   aws --profile foo ecr get-login --region us-east-1  Hope that helps someone

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we also encounter this issue today and tried everything mentionned in this post  except generating AWS credentials     We finally solved the problem by simply upgrading Docker  then the push worked    The problem was encountered with Docker 1 10 x and was solved with Docker 1 11 x    Hope this helps

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So I installed aws-credentials-helper by downloading the repo and compiling it myself  I discovered that I used the wrong compile command  make docker instead of make docker TARGET GOOS darwin  I m on Mac   The resulting bin local docker-credential-ecr-login was not executable initially

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Docker CLI doesn t support native IAM authentication methods  To authenticate and authorize Docker push and pull requests follow this step  Step - 1 Check whether aws credentials properly configured or not  To configure AWS credentials run the following command and give your aws credentials  aws configure  step - 2 you can authenticate Docker to an Amazon ECR private registry with get-login-password  recommended  linux and msc aws ecr get-login-password --region  lt your region gt    docker login --username AWS --password-stdin  lt aws account id gt  dkr ecr  lt your region gt  amazonaws com  for windows  Get-ECRLoginCommand  Password   docker login --username AWS --password-stdin aws account id dkr ecr  lt your region gt  amazonaws com  or you can also use --get-login method  but expose credentials   not recommended   for linux and mac   aws ecr get-login --region  lt your region gt  --no-include-email   for windows Invoke-Expression -Command  Get-ECRLoginCommand -Region  lt your region gt   Command  if you got Login Succeeded then you are good to go  else refer aws docs for error step - 3 Push your image to repo  Tag your image docker tag   lt aws account id gt  dkr ecr  amazonaws com my-web-app  Push your image with following command  docker push  lt aws account id gt  dkr ecr  amazonaws com my-web-app    Note  this is token based login and the generated authorize token valid only for 12H

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FWIW  Debian 9  Docker version 18 06 1-ce  build e68fc7a      aws ecr get-login   sed  s  -e none    g

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Simply run whatever returned in step one would fix the issue

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I ran into this issue as well running on OSX   I saw Oliver Salzburg s response and checked my    docker config json  It had multiple authorization credentials inside it from the different AWS accounts I have   I deleted the file and after running get-login again it worked

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On Windows in PowerShell  use   Invoke-Expression   aws ecr get-login --no-include-email

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I posted an answer to this on the Docker forums  In my case the issue was that the centos  docker  was not equivalent to Docker CE and therefore failed with      no basic auth   I simply fixed by installing  docker-ce  on centos     Reference  https   forums docker com t docker-push-to-ecr-failing-with-no-basic-auth-credentials 17358 30

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After run this command    aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region us-west-2   just run the docker login command from the output  docker login -u AWS -p epJ      is the way that docker login into ECR

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I was facing the same issue and fixed it with this command  It works for me  please update it as per your account  This is for Ubuntu machine where AWS-CLI needs to be installed with Docker  algorithm name  multi-model-xgboost   account   aws sts get-caller-identity --query Account --output text     Get the region defined in the current configuration region   aws configure get region   aws ecr get-login-password --region   region    docker login --username AWS --password-stdin   account  dkr ecr   region  amazonaws com   algorithm name

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If you use multiple profiles and you need to login to a profile that is not your default one  you need to login with this command     AWS PROFILE  lt YOUR PROFILE gt  aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region eu-west-1

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There has just been an update where get-login was removed from AWS  instead use get-login-password  sudo docker login -u AWS -p   aws ecr get-login-password --region  lt region gt  -  -profile  lt profile gt    lt account id gt  dkr ecr eu-north-1 amazonaws com   Dont forget to remove the --profile flag if using default credentials

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In my case  after running aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region        I just copied the output of that command with is of the form docker login -u     -p               and you paste it in the prompt  The pushing went ahead

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There s a known bug in the wincred credential manager on Windows  Removing  https     from the generated login command solves this   docker login -u AWS -p  lt password gt   lt aws account id gt  dkr ecr  lt region gt  amazonaws com   instead of   docker login -u AWS -p  lt password gt  https    lt aws account id gt  dkr ecr  lt region gt  amazonaws com   See also the troubleshooting page

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I add the region option and everything works then fine for me   aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region eu-west-3

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In my case this was a bug with Docker for Windows and their support for the Windows Credential Manager   Open your    docker config json and remove the  credsStore    wincred  entry   This will cause credentials to be written to the config json directly  You ll have to log in again afterwards   You can track this bug through the tickets  22910 and  24968 on GitHub

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Make sure the user with which you are running Docker locally is the one which you use to eventually push the image  For me running with sudo caused the issue  Removing sudo from the command solved it  Hope this helps and saves someone s time and nobody makes this same dumb mistake again  Below is the output for your reference   sudo docker push  your-account-id  dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com  repository-name   tag-name  The push refers to repository   your-account-id  dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com  repository-name   f13afaa342eb  Preparing d01b75ce3235  Preparing 7eaa58141607  Preparing 519e8c5b2557  Preparing 15d4a3a33fec  Preparing fdbbf41b1ab8  Waiting 4b88ecda5399  Waiting e23a8e1e773f  Waiting 6623e2cc11cd  Waiting no basic auth credentials   Running without the sudo worked perfectly fine  docker push  your-account-id  dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com  repository-name   tag-name  The push refers to repository   your-account-id  dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com  repository-name   f13afaa342eb  Pushed d01b75ce3235  Pushed 7eaa58141607  Pushed 519e8c5b2557  Pushed 15d4a3a33fec  Pushed fdbbf41b1ab8  Pushed 4b88ecda5399  Pushed e23a8e1e773f  Pushed 6623e2cc11cd  Pushed  tag-name   digest  sha256 5ceaa5bf7605559582960b6d56a8eece9486ce0950bca9dd63a0dcd38a520bf0 size  4293

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Just adding to this as in case someone out there is suffering from never Reading The F Manual like me I followed all the suggested steps from above such as aws ecr get-login-password --region eu-west-1   docker login --username AWS --password-stdin 123456789 dkr ecr eu-west-1 amazonaws com  And always got the no basic auth credentials I had created a registry named 123456789 dkr ecr eu-west-1 amazonaws com my registry com namespace   and was trying to push an image  called alpine latest 123456789 dkr ecr eu-west-1 amazonaws com my registry com namespace alpine latest 2c6e8b76de  Preparing 9d4cb0c1e9  Preparing 1ca55f6ab4  Preparing b6fd41c05e  Waiting ad44a79b33  Waiting 2ce3c1888d  Waiting no basic auth credentials     Silly mistake on my behalf as I must create a registry in ecr using the full container path  I created a new registry using the full container path  not ending on the namespace 123456789 dkr ecr eu-west-1 amazonaws com my registry com namespace alpine  and low and behold pushing to 123456789 dkr ecr eu-west-1 amazonaws com my registry com namespace alpine latest  The push refers to repository  123456789 dkr ecr eu-west-1 amazonaws com my registry com namespace alpine  0c8667b5b  Pushed 730460948  Pushed 1 0  digest  sha256 e1f814f3818efea45267ebfb4918088a26a18c size  7  works just fine

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Make sure you have created the ECR registry first  Then as per the ECR Push Command Instructions  cut and paste the following commands Execute the docker login command  eval on Mac Linux skips the cut-and-paste  eval   aws ecr get-login --region us-east-1  add --profile if you use multiple AWS Accounts eval   aws ecr get-login --region us-east-1 --profile your-profile    docker build -t image-name   docker tag image-name latest              dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com image-name latest docker push              dkr ecr us-east-1 amazonaws com image-name latest   In case of error  make sure you run all the commands again  The credentials you get using aws ecr get-login are temporary and will expire

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Following command works for me   sudo   aws ecr get-login --region us-east-1 --no-include-email    And Then I run these commands   sudo docker tag e9ae3c220b23 image id  aws account id dkr ecr region amazonaws com my-web-app  sudo docker push aws account id dkr ecr region amazonaws com my-web-app

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You have to make sure you have logged in using correct credentials  See the offical error description and checks here   http   docs aws amazon com AmazonECR latest userguide common-errors-docker html  Fixing  no basic authentication  is described in the link

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That error message is coming from docker and it not necessarily related to AWS as I have gotten same error when not using AWS     its just saying docker is not getting authorization to proceed from whatever source of auth it happens to be using  In my case  in test I removed directory     docker  and got that error     after I bounced my local docker registry then docker push was fine

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if you run   aws ecr get-login --region us-east-1  it will be all done for you

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