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How can I rename my docker image?

Asked by Bhaanumati Shukla Jan 17, 2024 1.2K views 2 answers
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 I have a docker image whose name is “web-app:v1” for my particular web-based application. I want to change the name of my particular docker to “web-app:V2” due to some updates. How can I use the docker command to achieve this image renaming process? 

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Eddie Bowen Latest answer

Answered on Nov 6, 2024

Retro Bowl To rename the Docker image from web-app:v1 to web-app:v2, you can use the docker tag command to create a new tag. First, run the command docker tag web-app:v1 web-app:v2 to assign a new tag to the current image. Then, if you don't need to keep the old tag, you can delete it using the command docker rmi web-app:v1. After completing these two steps, you will have the image with the new name web-app:v2.




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