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Also, make sure to try 'docker history'. It preserves the graph of which command created which image.... For example, this is the image I use to automatically
by shykes 14y ago
Also, make sure to try 'docker history'. It preserves the graph of which command created which image....
For example, this is the image I use to automatically update docker's binary downloads:
$ docker pull shykes/dockerbuilder # Be patient, it's a big one
$ docker history shykes/dockerbuilder
$ docker run -i -t shykes/dockerbuilder /usr/local/bin/dockerbuilder $REVISION $S3_ID $S3_KEY
- yebyen 14y agoDoes shykes/dockerbuilder in this command map transparently to your github 'dockerbuilder'? Do the images come from github too, or the docker community server? I did not get all of this from your first reply, I guess I should have been wondering, where the images are hosted, what's stopping other people from publishing images as yebyen, etc...
- KenCochrane 14y agono, it maps to the docker registry which is different then github. The docker registry is a community server where anyone can add their own images, they just need to login first (docker login), and then push/pull their images they want to share. nothing is stopping you, so go ahead and try it today.