Creating custom images is all well and good, but at some point, we want to actually share or ship our images to a target environment, such as a test, quality assurance (QA), or production system. For this, we typically use a container registry. One of the most popular and public registries out there is Docker Hub. It is configured as a default registry in your Docker environment, and it is the registry from which we have pulled all our images so far.
On a registry, one can usually create personal or organizational accounts. For example, my personal account at Docker Hub is gnschenker. Personal accounts are good for personal use. If we want to use the registry professionally, then we'll probably want to create ...
