Tag and Push the Container Image to Your Container Registry

Let's use the container image you built in Build a TimesTen Container Image. In the example, the name of the image is ttimage:26.1.1.1.0.

1. On your development host, tag the TimesTen container image.

   docker tag ttimage:26.1.1.1.0 container-registry.visioncorp.com/repo:ttimage26.1.1.1.0

2. Push the TimesTen container image to your container registry.

   docker push container-registry.visioncorp.com/repo:ttimage26.1.1.1.0

   Note:

   To reduce the size of the final TimesTen container image, the Dockerfile uses a multi-stage build. This results in a dangling image left behind. To locate dangling images, use the docker command with the -f filter flag with a value of dangling=true. Once you locate the dangling image, you can use the docker image prune command to remove it. This example removes all dangling images.

   docker images -f dangling=true
   docker image prune

Congratulations! You successfully tagged and pushed a TimesTen container image to a registry of your choice.

Next Steps

Proceed to Obtain TimesTen YAML Manifest Files and Helm Charts.