By Lukas Aichbauer & Ivan Popovic | March 14, 2024 | 3 min watch
Learn all the commands needed to create your first Docker Image in 162 seconds.
docker build .
– build an image out of a Dockerfile located in the current Docker build context .
and stores it in the local registry
--file <path-to-dockerfile>
– add this flag to the docker build
command when your Dockerfile is not located in the current Docker build context or named differently than Dockerfile (e.g., Dockerfile.server)
--tag <user-name>/<repository-name>:<version>
– add this flag to the docker build
command when you want to give your image a unique name (e.g., examplename/examplerepository:0.1.0)
docker image ls
– list all images in your local registry
docker image rm <image-name/image-id>
– delete an image from your local registry