Figure 13-31 Docker Hub Repository Setup
Once your repository is set up, you need to tag your
image to be pushed to Docker Hub. Use docker image
ls to list your images and take note of the image ID:
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$ docker image ls
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED
SIZE
myimage latest 04ae8c714993 About an
hour ago 154MBNext, you need to issue the docker image tag
command with the image ID of your image and assign it
to username/newrepo:firsttry. newrepo simply identifies
the repo you want to place the image in, and the tag after
the : allows you to differentiate this particular image
from any other in the repository (in this instance, it is
named firsttry):
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$ docker image tag 04ae8c714993
chrijack/newrepo:firsttryNow you are ready to issue the push command, as
shown in Example 13-9, and you see Docker start to push
the layers of your container image to the repository.
Example 13-9 docker image push CommandClick here to view code image
$ docker image push chrijack/newrepo:firsttry
The push refers to repository
[docker.io/chrijack/newrepo]
3e92d80e0ac4: Pushed
a87bf84680fc: Pushed
02d0765ebf97: Pushed
e0b3afb09dc3: Pushed
6c01b5a53aac: Pushed
2c6ac8e5063e: Pushed