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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Create the Docker image and containers for Headless Browser setup in Microsoft Windows

Pull the Docker image from the Public Registry.

Before you begin

Complete Step 3: Configure Docker for Headless Browser setup in Microsoft Windows

Role required: admin on your ServiceNow instance and local administrator on the host machine.

Procedure

  1. In an administrator command line, run docker ps to verify that Docker is working.

    Your results should look like this:

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Command output to see if Docker is working

  1. Pull the latest Docker image from the GitHub repo ATF Headless Runner.

    This command is an example, as these images are subject to change:

    docker pull ghcr.io/servicenow/atf-headless-runner:win-1.0.0

    Note: The instance-to-image compatibility makes sure that the automation script inside the Docker image is compatible with the instance code. Elements such as the user interface might change over time to support new features or upgrades.

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