Create a Docker

The docker project offers higher-level tools, working together, which are built on top of some Linux kernel features. The goal is to help developers and system administrators port applications - with all of their dependencies conjointly - and get them running across systems and machines.

Docker achieves this by creating safe, LXC (i.e. Linux Containers) based environments for applications called Docker containers. These containers are created using docker images, which can be built either by executing commands manually or automatically through Dockerfiles.

Create a Docker

Sign up for an account

Use your browser to navigate to the Docker Hub signup page.

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Fill out the form on the signup page.

Docker Hub is free. Docker does need a name, password, and email address.

Press Signup.

The browser displays the welcome to the Docker Hub page.

Verify your email and add a repository

• Open your email inbox.
• Look for the email titled Please confirm email for your Docker Hub account.
• If you don’t see the email, check your Spam folder or wait a moment for the email to arrive.
• Open the email and click the Confirm Your Email button.
• The browser opens Docker Hub to your profile page.
• Choose Create Repository.
• The browser opens the Create Repository page.
• Provide a Repository Name and Short Description.
• Make sure Visibility is set to Public.

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• Press Create when you are done.
• Docker Hub creates your new repository.

For an in-depth understanding of Docker click on:

• How to install Docker
• Docker Commands
• Docker Registry
• Containers in Docker