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Docker Python App

This document outlines the requirements and steps to create a Dockerized Python application using VS Code. It includes instructions for setting up a Dockerfile, building a Docker image, and pushing it to Docker Hub. Additionally, it explains how to pull pre-built images from Docker Hub for use.

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Docker Python App

This document outlines the requirements and steps to create a Dockerized Python application using VS Code. It includes instructions for setting up a Dockerfile, building a Docker image, and pushing it to Docker Hub. Additionally, it explains how to pull pre-built images from Docker Hub for use.

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Requirement

• 4+GB RAM
• Docker Desktop for windows/mac
• Profile on docker hub
• Vs code ---docker extension
Docker Desktop for windows
Profile on docker hub
Vs code ---docker extension
Step-1
Open VS CODE make two separate file
1.Python file
2.Docker file

Step -2
Create Python app name it as anything in my case I name it as app.py
#write that code
a=“Hello this my demo docker project”
print(a)
STEP 3. CREATE AND BUILD THE DOCKER IMAGE

1 - Create the Dockerfile with the following contents:-


FROM python:latest
CMD ["python","app.py"]
COPY app.py / app.py
• STEP 4 WRITE FOLLOWING DOCKER COMMAND IN
TERMINAL
1. docker build -t imagename .
(give any random image name as per your choice)

2. docker image ls

3. docker login

4 docker tag imagename dockerhub


username/imagename

5 docker push <username>/imagename


6.docker run imagename
Pull a image from docker hub
• Docker Hub contains many pre-built images that you can pull and try
without needing to define and configure your own.
• To download a particular image, or set of images (i.e., a repository),
use docker pull.
• For Example –
• docker pull hub username/imagename
• Now you can run it using docker run command as previously.
• docker run hubusername/imagename

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