# Docker

## Build the docker image

Install Docker.
Clone the git repository.
Then:

```shell
docker build . -f docker/Dockerfile.bullseye
```

## Publish docker image

NB: the above commands are only available for John Livingston.
You have to replace by your own docker up repository
if you really need to build such an image.

First, you have to authenticate your Docker environment.
Create an access token on your hub.docker.com account, then use
`docker login --username johnxlivingston` to add your credentials.

```shell
# pull the current peertube production image:
docker pull chocobozzz/peertube:production-bullseye
# build the docker image, if not done yet:
docker build . -f docker/Dockerfile.bullseye
# list images to find the image id:
docker images
#REPOSITORY            TAG                 IMAGE ID       CREATED          SIZE
#<none>                <none>              xx_image_id_xx   17 seconds ago   1.19GB
#chocobozzz/peertube   production-bullseye  xx_peertube_image_id_xx   4 days ago       1.17GB

# tag the image:
docker tag xx_image_id_xx johnxlivingston/peertubelivechat:production-bullseye
# push on the main tag name:
docker push johnxlivingston/peertubelivechat:production-bullseye
# push on the current peertube tag name:
docker tag johnxlivingston/peertubelivechat:production-bullseye johnxlivingston/peertubelivechat:v4.1.0-bullseye
docker push johnxlivingston/peertubelivechat:v4.1.0-bullseye
```