Example of continue integration to Docker Hub

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Example of continue integration to Docker Hub

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Last edited Aug 6, 2018

Created on Aug 6, 2018

This example shows a GitLab CI/CD pipeline configuration for automating Docker image builds and pushes. The `.gitlab-ci.yml` file defines a single `build` stage that uses the `docker:latest` image to execute the build and push steps. It sets a `CONTAINER_TAG` variable combining an image name with the CI build reference name, then uses Docker commands (`docker build` and `docker push`) to compile the image from the current directory and upload it to Docker Hub. The configuration leverages GitLab's CI environment variables and predefined `$CI_BUILD_REF_NAME` for tagging.

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