Docker push image to docker hub

https://hub.docker.com/
Bạn cần tạo tài khoản ở trang web docker registry bên trên với username và password

ví dụ là bonh/12345678
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Sau đó đăng nhập trong docker cli với cú pháp
docker login

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Bước tiếp theo là bạn cần có 1 cái ảnh là:  demo_image:latest

Bạn muốn đẩy ảnh này lên thì cần phải commit trước
Muốn commit được thì cần phải có một containner đang chạy với ảnh đó

Bạn chạy với local 1 containner trên ảnh đó với tên là : abc_xxx

dùng lệnh: docker commit abc_xxx bonh/demo_image:tag_name

với tag_name là tag bạn tự đặt có thể k cần trùng với latest

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Sau khi có tag_name rồi thì bạn dùng lệnh
docker push bonh/demo_image:tag_name
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https://hub.docker.com/repositories
check image đã đẩy lên
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để kéo về thì bạn dùng lệnh

docker pull bonh/demo_image:tag_name



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