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Now let's push this custom built image to Docker Hub.

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In order to do so, you have to first login to Docker Hub.

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For that, please enter command.

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Docker Login.

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I already logged in before.

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That's why Docker utilised cached credentials and succeeded.

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In your case, if you enter Docker login for the first time, you will be prompted to enter Docker Hub

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login and password.

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Now I am able to push this build image to Docker Hub that I'll utilise command, docker push and here

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will the name of the image which I would like to push to a remote repository hosting service with the

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showcase web.

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Hello.

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Let's go ahead and push it.

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Using default tech latest pushing different layers of the image.

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It takes some time because image is relatively large.

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You see, waiting for those layers.

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And finally, this image was pushed to Docker Hub.

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Let me verify that it appeared here.

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Refresh page and now there was K eight as well.

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Hello?

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Image.

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Wonderful.

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This image, by the way, is public and you are able to utilize it as well for your Kubernetes deployments.

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Image is ready and available at Docker Hub, and now we are able to create Kubernetes deployment based

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on this image.

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Let's do that.