Docker – Push a container to the Private/Public DockerHub Registry

Push a container to DockerHub Registry

Today in this article, we will see the step-by-step process to Push a container to DockerHub.

We will log in to the docker account, then create a TAG for the Target image using the source, and then push the container to docker in the specified repository.

Today in this article, we will cover below aspects,

Getting started

Log in to the Docker account

While pushing an image or a repository to a docker remote registry, you must log in to the docker account using CLI, etc else you might see an error that access to the resource is denied.

Command

docker login

Create a target TAG that refers to the Source TAG

In this step, we will create a target TAG that refers to the Source TAG.

Let’s first check the available images in your local and then tag them appropriately.

Below I have an image called “thecodebuzzapp” with TAG as “latest“. This image I would like to push to docker hub.

Create a target TAG that refers to the Source TAG

We have learned the basics of how to create a docker container with examples in our previous examples.

Let’s use the below command to tag our target image with the source tag as below

Command

docker tag local-image:tagname new-repo:tagname

Where,

  • local-image – Is the name or Id of the local image. In the above example “thecodebuzzapp” is the image name.

  • tagname – TAG name used for the local image. In the above example “latest” is the TAG name.

  • new-repo – This is the target/remote repository name where you would like to push the docker local image

  • tagname – TAG name used for target/remote image

Example

docker tag thecodebuzzapp:latest firstthecodebuzz/myfirstapp:coolapp

Push a container to DockerHub Registry

If you don’t have a repository already then please create the docker repository before running the above commands,

Push the ImageContainer to the remote Docker Hub Repository

Push the Image/Container to the remote Docker Hub Repository

Let’s now push the image to the docker repository using the below command,

Command


docker push new-repo:tagname

Example

docker push firstthecodebuzz/myfirstapp:coolapp

Push the ImageContainer to the remote Docker Hub Repository

Finally, you shall see your docker image successfully pushed,

Push a container to DockerHub Registry

References:

  • Docker- Containerize an Angular App with NGNIX
  • Build App in a Docker Container-Getting Started
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