Docker workflow introduction
docker workflow:
(Recommended tutorial: docker tutorial)
1. Everything starts with Dockerfile. Dockerfile is the source code of the image.
2. After creating the Dockerfile, you can build it to create a container image. An image is just a "compiled version" of the "source code", which is the Dockerfile.
3. After obtaining the container image, you should use the registry to redistribute the container. The registry is like a git repository - you can push and pull images.
4. Next, you can use the image to run the container. In many ways, running containers are very similar to virtual machines (but without a hypervisor).
+------------+ docker build +--------------+ docker run -dt +-----------+ docker exec -it +------+ | Dockerfile | --------------> | Image | ---------------> | Container | -----------------> | Bash | +------------+ +--------------+ +-----------+ +------+ ^ | docker pull | +--------------+ | Registry | +--------------+
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