dockerfile_build_run

Build, run and tag your image

Build the image

To build your image and associate it with an appropriate name, run

• docker build --tag <USERNAME>/<IMAGE_REPOSITORY_NAME>:<TAG> .
• E.g. docker build --tag tylerlum/vorc-competitor-example:v2.2020 .

Notes:

• The build command above expects to be run from the directory containing the Dockerfile and the scripts you created.
• The <USERNAME> must match the username of your DockerHub account.
• The <IMAGE_REPOSITORY_NAME> is the repository name that the image will be saved to on Dockerhub.
• The tag and colon are optional but very helpful for versioning your images.
• Depending on your system and the complexity of the Dockerfile, the build process can take a while to complete.
• Further information about the Docker build command is available in the official Docker Documentation.

Run the image

• Run docker run <USERNAME>/<IMAGE_REPOSITORY_NAME>:<TAG> This will create a container with the image you created in the previous step, and then run /run_my_system.bash.