Sketchnotes were unknown to me, but is very easy to read and understand. I have one question: this command
$ docker pull myrepo/ubuntu:lastest
get all layers from this latest version, right?
$ docker pull-all-tags ubuntu
And get all versions/tags from the repository, right?
Say that, which a difference between getting all layers from a tag and getting all tags?
Thanks!
Docker pull my-image:version allows you to pull only one image in only one version. For example you want to pull the latest version of Ubuntu images.
Second commands allows you to pull (retrieve) all the version of an image.
A version is specified in a tag.
Is it a little bit clear?
Thanks
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Sketchnotes were unknown to me, but is very easy to read and understand. I have one question: this command
get all layers from this latest version, right?
And get all versions/tags from the repository, right?
Say that, which a difference between getting all layers from a tag and getting all tags?
Thanks!
Docker pull my-image:version allows you to pull only one image in only one version.
For example you want to pull the latest version of Ubuntu images.
Second commands allows you to pull (retrieve) all the version of an image.
A version is specified in a tag.
Is it a little bit clear?
Thanks