How can I inspect a Docker image?
You can inspect a Docker image using the command docker image inspect <image_name>
. This will provide detailed information about the image.
What kind of information will I get from that command?
You'll receive details like the image's ID, creation date, size, and configuration options such as environment variables and entry points.
Can I inspect a specific layer of the image?
Yes, you can inspect specific layers by using the --format
option with the docker image inspect
command to filter the output.
Is there a way to see the history of the image layers?
Absolutely! You can use the command docker history <image_name>
to see the history of the image layers and their sizes.
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