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1. Firstly, we need to tag our container: sudo docker tag c39f4bd5fd33 tobi42/odysseus_server:03-16
   1. Notice, that the name "tobi42" before the slash is your account name on Dockerhub, next is the image name and after the : you have the version label or tag
2. Next, we login to DockerHub: sudo docker login
3. Now push it to DockerHub: sudo docker push tobi42/odysseus_server:03-16
4. Take a look on your DockerHub account. You should be able to see your container.

Try out to pull our container

Now we want to try our if our docker container works as expected. First, we need to remove everything we did until now. If we don't do this, docker won't pull the image because it is the same as the one we pushed in the step before.

1. sudo docker stop our_odysseus

2. sudo docker rm our_odysseus

3. sudo docker rmi $(sudo docker images -q)

Now, everything we did should be removed. Let's run Odysseus from DockerHub.

1. sudo docker run -p 127.0.0.1:9700:9669 --name our_odysseus tobi42/odysseus_server:03-16

Now, Odysseus should run exactly as it was running in our previous local test. You should be able to see the WebService description in your browser: http://localhost:9700/odysseus?wsdl 

Some Docker management

• See all your running containers: sudo docker ps
• See all your started containers (including non-running containers): sudo docker ps -a
• Stop all running containers: sudo docker stop $(sudo docker ps -a -q)
• Delete all started containers: sudo docker rm $(sudo docker ps -a -q)
• Delete all images: sudo docker rmi $(sudo docker images -q)

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