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@@ -105,9 +105,19 @@ for free Docker accounts. But this rate limit is not necessarily an indicator on
actually been downloaded. In fact, their _pulls_ counter/metric is actually a representation of the number of times a
manifest for a particular image has been retrieved.
As you probably know, Diun download the manifest of an image from its registry through a `GET` request to be able to
retrive its inside metadata. Fortunately Diun doesn't perform a `GET` request at each scan but only when an image
has been updated and/or added on the registry. This allows us not to exceed this rate limit in our situation, but
it also strongly depends on the number of images you scan. To increase your pull rate limits you can upgrade
your account to a [Docker Pro or Team subscription](https://www.docker.com/pricing) or you can tweak the
[`schedule` setting](config/watch.md#schedule) with something like `0 */6 * * *` (every 6 hours).
As you probably know, Diun downloads the manifest of an image from its registry through a `GET` request to be able to
retrieve its inside metadata. Fortunately Diun doesn't perform a `GET` request at each scan but only when an image
has been updated or added on the registry. This allows us not to exceed this rate limit in our situation, but
it also **strongly depends on the number of images you scan**. To increase your pull rate limits you can upgrade
your account to a [Docker Pro or Team subscription](https://www.docker.com/pricing) and authenticate against the
registry through the [`regopts` settings](config/regopts.md):
```yaml
regopts:
- name: "docker.io"
selector: image
username: foo
password: bar
```
Or you can tweak the [`schedule` setting](config/watch.md#schedule) with something like `0 */6 * * *` (every 6 hours).