Publish Docker

Publishing Your Docker Image for Sparsity’s Ephemeral Roll-Up Network

To enable Sparsity to load and run your Docker image within the ephemeral roll-up network, follow these straightforward steps. If you're unfamiliar with Docker, you can get more details here.

Step 1: Build the Docker Image

1️⃣ Create a Dockerfile

Ensure that your project directory includes a Dockerfile—this file outlines the instructions needed to build your Docker image. If you’re new to Dockerfiles, this guide will help you get started.

2️⃣ Build the Docker Image

Open a terminal, navigate to your project directory, and run the following command:

docker build --platform linux/amd64 -t <registry>/<repository>:<tag> .

• Replace registry, repository, and tag with your specific values.

• The tag is optional but recommended for versioning.

Step 2: Publish the Docker Image

1️⃣ Log in to Docker Hub

If you haven't already, log in to your Docker Hub account by running:

docker login

You will be prompted to enter your Docker Hub username and password.

2️⃣ Push the Image to Docker Hub

Once the image is built, push it to Docker Hub with the following command:

docker push <registry>/<repository>:<tag>

This action will make your image publicly available for others to download and use.

Step 3: Allow Others to Download the Image

1️⃣ Share the Image Name

Provide others with your image name and tag, e.g.:

<registry>/<repository>:<tag>

2️⃣ Pull the Image

Others can download your Docker image by running:

docker pull <registry>/<repository>:<tag>

3️⃣ Run the Image

After the image has been pulled, users can verify that it is running correctly by executing:

docker run -d <registry>/<repository>:<tag>

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With your Docker image successfully published, it can now be integrated into Sparsity’s ephemeral roll-up network, enabling efficient and scalable decentralized computation. 🚀

Notes:

For more information on how to run containers, check out Docker's official documentation.