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Dockerization

Note: Install docker through the link:


[Link]

1. Make a directory for docker


mkdir DockerFiles

2. Navigate to this directory


cd Documents/DockerFiles

3. Make a Dockerfile
touch Dockerfile

4. Write Dockerfile
vim Dockerfile (open the Dockerfile in vim editor and mention the
flags like Base Image, Maintainer, RUN, CMD etc... and save the file)

5. Build the docker image


docker build -t <imagename> .
Or
docker build .

6. check the image by listing all the images


docker images

7. Run the docker container


docker run - -name <container name> <image name or imageid>
8. check the container by listing all the containers
docker ps -a

9. Always remember to delete your container after it is executed


docker rm <container name or container id>

10. To delete docker image:


docker rmi <image name or image id>

Dockerization of a Flask App

1. Make a directory for Flask app


mkdir FlaskApp

2. Navigate to this directory


cd Documents/FlaskApp

3. Create files
● [Link]
● Dockerfile
● [Link]
touch Dockerfile [Link] [Link]

4. Write the instructions in the above files through vim editor


vim Dockerfile
vim [Link]
vim [Link]

5. Build the docker image


docker build -t <imagename> .
Or
docker build .

6. check the image by listing all the images


docker images

7. Run the docker container


docker run - -name <container name> --p x:y <image name or
imageid>

8. check the container by listing all the containers


docker ps -a

9. Always remember to delete your container after it is executed


docker rm <container name or container id>

10. To delete docker image:


docker rmi <image name or image id>

To do Tasks:

1. Make your account on docker hub.


2. Push the images built by you on your docker hub account.

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