PREREQUISITE: Must have Docker installed (https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/)
Docker Challenge : https://jfrog.com/docker-challenge/
Step 1 - LOGIN TO YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Login to the SaaS URL with the JFrog Platform credentials.
STEP 2 - ADD LOCAL DOCKER REPOSITORY
Adding a local docker repository that will be used to store your custom docker image you will create in a later step.
- Navigate to the Administration Module. Expand the Repositories menu and click on the Repositories menu item.
- Add a new Local Repository with the Docker package type.
- Enter the Repository Key
docker-dev-local
and - Keep the rest of the default settings.
STEP 3 - ADD REMOTE DOCKER REPOSITORY
Adding a remote repository that will be used to store needed 3rd party images from Docker Hub.
- Click on the Remote tab on the Repositories page and add a new Remote Repository with the Docker package type.
- Enter the Repository Key
docker-hub-remote
- Keep the rest of the default settings.
Step 4 - ADD VIRTUAL DOCKER REPOSITORY
Add a virtual docker repository that you will use when creating your custom docker image.
- Click on the Virtual tab on the Repositories page and add a new Virtual Repository with the Docker package type.
- Enter the Repository Key
docker
and add the local and remote docker repositories you created in Steps 2 and 3. - Select your local repository that you created in Step 2 as the Default Deployment Repository.
- Keep the rest of the default settings.
Step 5 - FORK THE JFROG DOCKER EXAMPLE GITHUB REPO
Fork the JFrog Docker example repo: https://github.com/jfrog/jfrog-docker-repo-simple-example
This repo contains a simple Dockerfile you will use to build your custom image.
Step 6 - UPDATE THE BASE IMAGE REFERENCE
Clone your forked repository and update the FROM line of the Dockerfile to reference your virtual
docker repository.
FROM
{SERVER_NAME}.jfrog.io/{VIRTUAL_REPO_NAME}/alpine:3.11.5
The SERVER_NAME is the first part of the URL given to you for your environment: https://-
SERVER_NAME.jfrog.ioThe VIRTUAL_REPO_NAME is the name “docker” that you assigned to your virtual repository in Step 4.
Step 7 - PUSH CUSTOM IMAGE TO YOUR DOCKER REPOSITORY
Log in to your virtual repository, build, tag and push your custom image with the following commands:
$ docker login {SERVER_NAME}.jfrog.io
$ docker build --tag
{SERVER_NAME}.jfrog.io/{VIRTUAL_REPO_NAME}/my-docker-image:latest .
$ docker push {SERVER_NAME}.jfrog.io/{VIRTUAL_REPO_NAME}/my-docker-image:latest
You have now successfully pushed your docker image to Jfrog repo
For the last step,
- Navigate to the Application Module, expand the Artifactory menu and click the Artifacts menu item.
- In the Artifact Tree View, expand the docker, the docker-dev-local and the docker-hub-remote repositories to show your new artifacts.
Click on your image in your docker-dev-local repository to see its details.
Submit your screenshot of the completed challenge to https://jfrog.co/tshirt-challenge along
with your shipping information!
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