Hi All,
I found the better way to do this. We can used docker start command and
start the stop container. Stopping a container does not mean the container
file system changes are lost - rather than committing, we can 'docker
start' the old container.
Thanks !
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Man
Hi All,
I have found a solution for this situation. Docker registry also act as
normal container. So when we push some images to our registry, we have to
make a docker commit to keep those changes permanently. So if we want to
restart the registry with the changes what we have done, we can do a co
Hi All,
I have work on $subject. For the development I have used EC2 machine and
create my own registry according to [1] and it works successfully. But when
I restart the docker registry all the pushed images are discarded from the
registry. Is anyone have faced such situation ? I have already sta
