Pushing the Launchpad image to your own repo

Created by Steve Place, Modified on Tue, Feb 11 at 9:13 PM by Steve Place

If your company's network won't allow you to pull the Launchpad image from our JFrog repository, you can download the image onto your local machine and push it to your company's repository so you can pull it from there.

Below are general steps on how to do this:

1. Pull the Image

Run the following command to pull the image from stardog-stardog-apps.jfrog.io:

docker pull stardog-stardog-apps.jfrog.io/launchpad:[tag]

Replace [tag] with the desired tag or leave it as is for the user to specify.

2. Tag the Image for Your Repository

Once the image is pulled, retag it so that it points to your own repository:

docker tag stardog-stardog-apps.jfrog.io/launchpad:[tag] your-docker-repo/launchpad:[tag]

Replace your-docker-repo with the actual name of your repository.

3. Authenticate with Your Repository

If you haven't already logged in, authenticate with your repository:

docker login your-docker-repo

It will prompt for credentials or use an authentication token if required.

4. Push the Image to Your Repository

Now, push the newly tagged image to your repository:

docker push your-docker-repo/launchpad:[tag]

5. Verify the Image in Your Repo

You can list the images in your local Docker cache to confirm:

docker images

And you can check your repository via:

docker pull your-docker-repo/launchpad:[tag]