Im newer to this and came in through write prompting so thats not going to win me any friends, but if there are and kind souls out there that may be able to point me in the direction of the most friendly way ofblaying the foundation for my ai platform id great appreciate. Ive set up initial repository but next images dont want to seem to push through. Are there simpler methods to getting this done or do I need to painfully code this out? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated
Do you have any error message? Don’t forget to log in to Docker Hub before trying to push an image and it has to be named correctly, including your username and the repository name. If you share what commands you used and what error message you got, someone might be able to help you.
Hey, thanks for the response. Nah, no error messages. It just says it does have the ability to push it through like im not giving it the tight power command. I was able to push through the initial command to set up repository with the first image but thats it. I nerd to scale/stack quickly and this is boring and tedious. Do i looke for templates or another ai to build for me like anthropics claude??
I’m sorry, but it is really hard for me to understand your messages. I don’t understand how AI is relevant here. And what templates? I thought we were trying to push a Docker image to Docker Hub.
What has the ability? Please, help us to understand how the issue can be reproduced. How do you try to push an image? Using the command line? Using any 3rd-party tool or “docker push” command?.
If you are using an AI agent to push an image, how do you use that? With a Desktop App?
Or maybe you are using Docker Sandbox and you are trying to push an image in a sandbox? If that is the case, that would explain why you are writing about templates and “another ai”.
So if the push error happens in Docker Sand box (started with docker sandbox run or sbx run, those sandboxes have network policies and you may need to enable the registry endpoint.