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Working with custom images - Docker Tutorial
From the course: Docker: Your First Project
Working with custom images
- [Instructor] When you pull images from an image repository, that image is saved locally. You can view your local images using the docker image ls command, followed by options and a repository and tag if applicable. By default, the docker image ls command hides intermediate images. If you want to show all images, you can use the all option. The no trunk option will ensure that the output is not truncated, the same as we saw with the docker search command. The quiet option will return image IDs and suppress all other columns. The digest option includes the image digest, which is a hash of the docker image that includes information about the image. The filter option is similar to the filter option for the docker search command that we used in a previous video, but there are different options. Reference allows you to isolate images having a certain name or tag. We'll discuss tagging in depth in the next video. The…
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