Ninja Village Docker Tagging

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Introduction

In this lab, you will step into the world of a secret intelligence officer in an ancient Japanese ninja village. As a ninja secret intelligence officer, your mission is to securely store and transfer vital information. You will utilize Docker tag to stealthily mark and organize crucial intelligence.


Skills Graph

%%%%{init: {'theme':'neutral'}}%%%% flowchart RL docker(("`Docker`")) -.-> docker/ImageOperationsGroup(["`Image Operations`"]) docker/ImageOperationsGroup -.-> docker/tag("`Tag an Image`") subgraph Lab Skills docker/tag -.-> lab-268720{{"`Ninja Village Docker Tagging`"}} end

Tag an Image with a Specific Tag

In this step, you will learn how to tag a Docker image with a specific tag. Let's start by tagging an existing Docker image with a unique identifier.

Firstly, ensure that you have the Docker image hello-world available locally. If not, pull it from the Docker Hub registry using the following command:

docker pull hello-world

Next, use the docker tag command to create a new tag for the hello-world image:

docker tag hello-world hello-world:v1.0

Push Tagged Image to a Registry

In this step, you will push the tagged image to a Docker registry. You will use Docker Hub as the registry for this exercise.

Ensure you have logged in to the Docker Hub registry using the following command:

docker login

Now, push the hello-world:v1.0 image to the Docker Hub registry:

docker push hello-world:v1.0

Summary

In this lab, you embarked on a journey through the ninja village while exploring the intricacies of Docker image tagging. You learned to effectively tag Docker images and push them to a registry. This knowledge empowers you in effectively organizing and securely transferring vital intelligence within the ninja village.

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