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00:00:00 We can do that using the command line.
00:00:02 So let's go right here, kill our current terminal, reopen it, and cd into react-docker.
00:00:10 Next, we can run docker login.
00:00:14 And if you already logged in with Docker Desktop, it should automatically authenticate you.
00:00:19 Next, we can publish our image using this command, docker tag react-docker.
00:00:27 Then you need to add your username and the name of the image.
00:00:32 You can find your username by going to Docker Desktop, clicking on the icon on top right, and then copying it from there.
00:00:39 In my case, it's JavaScript Mastery, and then I'm going to do forward slash react-docker.
00:00:46 It's okay if we don't provide any tag right here, as the default tag is going to be colon latest.
00:00:52 Also, don't forget that below this course, I provided a complete list of all of the commands, including different tag commands to help you get started
00:01:01 with Docker anytime, anywhere.
00:01:04 So check them out and try running some of them.
00:01:07 Finally, let's publish our image.
00:01:09 And now we have to run docker push JavaScript Mastery, or in this case, your username, forward slash react-docker.
00:01:18 And this is going to actually push it to our Docker Hub.
00:01:23 There we go.
00:01:24 Now, if you go back to Docker Desktop, you can see that we have a JavaScript Mastery React Docker image that is now actually pushed on the Hub.
00:01:34 And you can also check it out right here by going to local hub images.
00:01:38 And then you can see JavaScript mastery has one latest image.
00:01:42 And another cool thing you can do is go to hub.docker.com where you can find your image published under repositories and then check out your account right
00:01:55 here and you'll be able to see your React Docker image right here, live on Docker Hub.
00:02:01 And now other people can run this image as well and containerize their applications by using it.
00:02:07 How cool is that?
00:02:09 And that's all it is to it.
00:02:10 You have successfully published your first Docker image.
00:02:15 But now that you know the basics, let's find a more efficient way of Dockerizing our applications.