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Pushing images to Docker Hub using Docker Desktop

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Pushing images to Docker Hub using Docker Desktop

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Now that we've successfully pushed an image to Docker Hub, it should be available there. And here it is in our loonyuser/loony-data-app repository. You can see the little message there that says, last pushed two minutes ago. And if you click through, you should see the v1 tagged image right here. We have just one version of our image with the tag v1, and you can click through and view the details of the image. You can see all of the layers of the image that we had specified in our Dockerfile. At this point, we've successfully pushed our custom image to Docker Hub using the Docker command line. Now here at the very top right of the screen, you'll see an option to delete your image tag, that is, to get rid of this version from Docker Hub. I'm going to go ahead and click on Delete tag and get rid of this image version from Docker Hub. And I'm going to re-push the image version, but I won't use the Docker command line. Instead, I'm going to use Docker Desktop to push this image to Docker…

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