Docker Hub use case
Docker image update monitoring for self-hosted infrastructure
Know exactly which containers are outdated, which updates are critical, and which images carry known CVEs. bum.pt centralizes Docker version tracking so your team can prioritize updates instead of reacting late.
Why teams need this
- Container fleets grow fast and manual checks do not scale.
- Critical image updates and CVEs are easy to miss across multiple hosts.
- Teams need one dashboard to decide what to update now vs later.
How bum.pt helps
- Track Docker image versions from a single self-hosted dashboard.
- Detect outdated and critical updates automatically.
- Enrich updates with CVE data to prioritize security fixes.
Who this page is for
- Platform teams running mixed Docker workloads in production.
- SRE teams that need clear patch priorities during weekly maintenance.
- Security teams that want CVE context without another separate dashboard.
What teams usually validate in week one
- Which images are outdated across environments, not just one host.
- Which image updates are critical and should be patched first.
- How quickly the team can move from detection to concrete remediation tickets.
Frequently asked questions
Can I monitor private Docker registries too?
Yes. Teams can combine public sources and private image feeds in the same bum.pt workflow.
Do I need to change my deployment pipeline?
No. bum.pt adds a monitoring layer and does not require replacing your current CI/CD process.
Does this help with compliance reporting?
Yes. Teams can export filtered status data and keep an auditable view of outdated and critical images.
Self-hosted • 42 sources • CVE enrichment
Ready to deploy in 5 minutes?
Run bum.pt with Docker Compose, add your monitored sources, and start prioritizing updates with one clear dashboard.