📝 Make a few modifications to nginx/html/index.html.
📝 Add a line to nginx/Dockerfile so that the html folder exists in the
correct place within the container, as specified in the nginx.conf.
📝 Build and run it! See your magnificent html skills in the browser!
📝 Complete the Dockerfile for the golang webserver located in the go folder.
Copy the src file into the container image and run go build within the
folder to build a app executable. Finally specify that the app executable
should be run when the container starts.
📝 Build an image from the Dockerfile, name it goweb,
📝 Run the image with --env MESSAGE=<whatever you want>.
Sign up for an account over at https://hub.docker.com/, if you don't have one already.
📝 docker login
📝 Either build an image with the prefix docker.io/<your username>/, or tag an
existing image. Preferably your website from earlier.
docker tag <existing image> <new image name>docker tag basically creates a new copy of the image, with a new name. It is
not actually copied though, but accessible by both names afterwards.
📝 docker push <image> and goto https://hub.docker.com/u/<your username> to
see it.
Your image is now shared with the world. Anyone (with the same processor architecture) can pull and run it!