Creating a Copy of the HiveMQ Docker Image in a Private Docker Repository

This article provides detailed instructions on how to create a copy of the HiveMQ Docker image and store it in a private Docker repository.

 Instructions

1. Pull the HiveMQ Docker Image

   To get the desired version of the HiveMQ Docker image, use the following command:

   docker pull hivemq/hivemq4:4.35.0

2. Tag the Docker Image for the Private Repository

   Tag the downloaded image with a new name to match the naming convention of your private repository. For example:

   docker tag hivemq/hivemq4:4.35.0 mydockerusername/my-docker-image:4.35.0

3. Log In to Your Private Docker Repository

   Log in to your private Docker repository using your credentials. Replace mydockerusername with your username and provide the appropriate password:

   docker login -u mydockerusername --password mydockerpassword

4. Push the Image to the Private Repository

   Push the newly tagged image to your private Docker repository:

   docker push mydockerusername/my-docker-image:4.35.0

   You should see the progress of the image being uploaded to the repository.

5. Verify the Image in the Private Repository

   To confirm that the image has been successfully pushed, you can try pulling it back:

   docker pull mydockerusername/my-docker-image:4.35.0

   This command should successfully retrieve the image from your private repository.

By following these steps, you have successfully created a copy of the HiveMQ Docker image in your private Docker repository.

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