Docker Workflow

1. Write a Dockerfile: Create a Dockerfile that defines the steps to build your Docker image. This includes specifying a base image, adding dependencies, and setting up the environment.

2. Build an Image: Use the docker build command to build your Docker image based on the Dockerfile you created.

3. Run a Container: Once you have a Docker image, you can create and run Docker containers based on that image using the docker run command.

4. Manage Containers: You can manage your Docker containers using various commands such as docker ps to list running containers, docker stop to stop a container, and docker rm to remove a container.

5. Push and Pull Images: If you want to share your Docker image with others, you can push it to a registry using the docker push command. Similarly, you can pull Docker images from a registry using the docker pull command.