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Delete a tagged or untagged image by specifying the image digest. When you delete an image by referencing its digest, the image and all of its tags are deleted. To delete multiple images, you can specify multiple image tags or image digests in the request.

You have just completed building a Dockerfile, and you are ready to push it to Docker Hub. First make sure that you have a Docker Hub account. Then build your image with the `VERSION` build argument that is set to `1.5`. Finally, tag the image to `latest`, and push both images to Docker Hub.

AWS Console Open the Amazon ECR console. Select a repository using the radio button. Click Edit. Enable the Tag immutability toggle.

To give tag to a docker file during build command: docker build -t image_name:tag_name . otherwise it will give latest tag to your docker image automatically.

You can specify a tag to the image right when you are building it using the -t flag. If you don't specify a tag, it is automatically tagged with the latest tag. You can also specify the Image tag you want to pull in the Dockerfile. Let's say you have a Dockerfile to pull an Ubuntu Image with the latest version.

Use the -ImageTag option of the Write-ECRImage cmdlet to put the image manifest to Amazon ECR with a new tag. In this example, the image is tagged as 2017.09 . Verify that your new image tag is attached to your image. In the following output, the image has the tags latest and 2017.09 .

Image names in Docker are called tags. The image tag has two parts name:tag . The name is the general name of the image and will ultimately be the image repository name when and if it is shared.

You can configure a repository to turn on tag immutability to prevent image tags from being overwritten. After the repository is configured for immutable tags, an ImageTagAlreadyExistsException error is returned if you attempt to push an image with a tag that is already in the repository.