Weekly Docker Hub image adoption report in your inbox

Every Monday, get a short written rundown of how your public Docker images are doing, ranked by pulls with stars and fresh releases called out.

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Every Monday at 8am, put together a written adoption report on my public Docker Hub images and email it to me. The goal is a short, skimmable read that tells me how my images are doing week over week without me opening any dashboards.

First, gather the data from Docker Hub. Use List Repositories in a Namespace to pull every repository under my namespace (my Docker Hub username), paging through all results so nothing is missed. For each repository, call Get Repository to read its pull_count and star_count. Then call List Repository Tags for each repository and look at the tag timestamps (last_updated and tag_last_pushed) to find images that shipped a new version in the past 7 days.

Then write the report as a clear narrative. Start with a top-line summary: how many public images I have, total pulls across all of them, and the one or two headlines worth knowing this week. Follow that with a per-image breakdown that ranks the images from most to fewest pulls, shows each image's pull and star counts, highlights the most starred image, and flags any image that pushed a fresh release in the last 7 days along with the new tag name and when it was pushed. Keep it easy to skim and do not use em dashes.

Finally, send the finished report to me using Gmail's Send a Message, with a clear subject line such as 'Docker Hub adoption report' and the date, and write it as plain, readable email copy.

Example output

Docker Hub adoption report, week of July 13 Top line: You have 6 public images with about 2.4M total pulls. redis-tools leads on pulls, cli-base is your most starred, and 2 images shipped fresh releases this week. Per image: 1. yourname/redis-tools, 1.1M pulls, 320 stars. Fresh release: v2.4.0 pushed July 15. 2. yourname/cli-base, 640K pulls, 512 stars (most starred). No new release this week. 3. yourname/worker-runtime, 410K pulls, 88 stars. Fresh release: v1.9.2 pushed July 14. 4. yourname/api-gateway, 180K pulls, 44 stars. No new release this week. 5. yourname/docs-site, 52K pulls, 12 stars. No new release this week. 6. yourname/legacy-agent, 18K pulls, 6 stars. No new release this week.

Additional information

What does this prompt do?
  • Pulls together every public image in your Docker Hub account and reads each one's pull and star counts.
  • Ranks your images by total pulls so you can see what is most popular at a glance.
  • Highlights your most-starred image and flags any image that shipped a new version in the past week.
  • Emails you a skimmable report every Monday morning with a top-line summary and a per-image breakdown.
What do I need to use this?
  • A Docker Hub account with public images you want to track.
  • A Gmail account to send and receive the report.
  • The email address where you want the weekly report delivered.
How can I customize it?
  • Change the day and time the report is sent (the default is Monday at 8am).
  • Send it to a teammate or a shared inbox instead of yourself, or add more recipients.
  • Adjust what counts as a fresh release, such as the last 7 days versus the last 30.

Frequently asked questions

Does this work with a free Docker Hub account?
Yes. As long as your images are public, the report reads their pull and star counts regardless of your Docker Hub plan.
How often does it run?
Once a week, every Monday at 8am by default. You can change it to any day or time that suits you.
What does the report actually look like?
A short written summary at the top, followed by a per-image breakdown that ranks your images by pulls, highlights the most starred, and notes anything that shipped a new version recently.
Will it include my private repositories?
The report is built around your public images and the pull and star counts that show adoption. Private repositories can be covered if your account has access, but the ranking is most meaningful for public images.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You connect your Docker Hub and Gmail accounts once, and the report is written and sent for you automatically.

Stop guessing how your Docker images are doing.

Get a clear adoption report in your inbox every Monday, with no dashboards to check.