Maximizing Docker Hub's Free Private Repo

As a developer, it's important to minimize costs wherever possible. Docker Hub provides one free private repository with each user account.

Who says your Docker Hub private repo has to be clutter-free? Sure, hosting multiple applications in a single repository can look messy 🤯, but it gets the job done! 💪 Plus, you get to save some bucks! 💰

Just imagine, one repo to rule them all! 🌟 Simply tag your repo with the unique names of the project you're deploying and you're good to go! 🚀

#image 1
docker build -f Dockerfile.prod -t jennykibiri/multiapps:frontend-prod-latest .
docker push jennykibiri/multiapps:frontend-prod-latest

#image 2
docker build -f Dockerfile.staging -t jennykibiri/multiapps:frontend-staging-latest .
docker push jennykibiri/multiapps:frontend-staging-latest

#image 3
docker build -f Dockerfile.dev -t jennykibiri/multiapps:frontend-dev-latest .
docker push jennykibiri/multiapps:frontend-dev-latest

And yeah, sure, your repo might look like a wild jungle 🌴 with a lot of tags running around, but hey, it's organized chaos! 😂 Plus, it's a clever way to make the most out of Docker Hub's free private repository. 👌

So go ahead and give it a try! Who knows, maybe you'll discover that sometimes, clutter can be a good thing. 😉.