Docker and ECR Login

Workflow:

Through AWS CLI push docker image to ECR.

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CLI:

Logout

docker logout <your_aws_ECR_account_url>

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Deleteing

aws ecr delete-repository --repository-name <repo_name> --region <region> --force

Push docker image to ECR and play around little bit with other comands.

docker push <your_aws_ECR_account_url>/<repo_name>

Docker loginProvide the endpont and input the pass from the text file created.why endpoint? because when we run docker login by default it is pointing to docker hub repo which in our case we dont want that !

cat ecr_login_pass.txt | docker login --username AWS --password-stdin  <your_aws_ECR_account_url>

Command to get the docker login authentication for your ECR registry.Edit the ecr_login_pass.txt by keeping just the auth token and removing the rest. Why am I doing this just to avoide clumsyness on my terminal and prevent the password from ending up in the shell’s history, or log-files. Try cheking in shell history and logfiles.But this doesn't solve the issue of WARNING! Your password will be stored unencrypted in ~/.docker/config.json.which I have covered in post - docker credential store - ECR

aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region <region> --profile <profile_name>  > ecr_login_pass.txt

Tagging the image with repositoryuri provide while creating a repo.Without being tagged by repositoryuri it wont be able to push push into desired repo created.

docker tag <image_name> <repository_uri>/<repo_name>

Check if image is created with correct tag

docker images --filter reference=<image_name>

Building docker imageI have simple java application that says Hello, world!As known Dockerfile is written to dockerize it. -f used to point my Dockerfile where it is located through path provided. -t to tag the image with image name provided.

docker build -f ./Dockerfile -t <image_name> .

Creating repo

aws ecr create-repository --repository-name <repo_name> --region <region> --profile <profile_name>