Docker Host Illustration

by: nhumrich

This is a diagram that illustrates the process of using Docker. It shows three main steps in the process, with each step labeled and connected to the others. The first step is "docker build," which involves building a container from an image. This is followed by "docker push," where the container is pushed to a registry. Finally, there is "docker run," which allows users to access the container and use it for their needs. The diagram also includes several labels that provide additional information about each step in the process. For example, the first step is labeled with an arrow pointing towards a box that says "Docker pull." This indicates that the image used to build the container is pulled from a registry. Similarly, the third step is labeled with an arrow pointing towards a box that says "NGINX." This suggests that NGINX is being used as part of the final container. Overall, this diagram provides a clear and concise overview of how Docker works.

This is a completely free image Docker Host Illustration that you can download, post, and use for any purpose.

Tags: containers, linux, system, container

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