In the world of Docker, a Dockerfile serves as the recipe for building a Docker image. It outlines the necessary steps and instructions to construct an image that can then be used to run a container. The workflow for using a Dockerfile is as follows: first, you create the Dockerfile, then you build the Docker image using the docker build command, and finally, you run a container from the created image....
A Docker image serves as a foundational blueprint for a container. It is the starting point for everything in Docker. When you instruct Docker to create a container from an image using the docker run command, Docker performs various operations such as setting up the file system and initializing dependencies to create the container. Images are constructed using a Dockerfile, which can be processed using the docker build command. These images can be stored locally or published on Docker Hub, a Docker registry....
Docker Hub is the official hosting service for public and private Docker Images. It provides a convenient way to share your Docker images with others. In this blog post, we will walk through the process of sharing a Docker image on Docker Hub. Before we begin, you will need to register on Docker Hub. The basic plan is free and includes unlimited public repositories and one private repository. If you require more private repositories, there are paid plans available....