I have created one private repository in docker hub.
My doubts are
Repositories can contain multiple images, but Docker Hub defaults to pulling only one image (the latest) from a repository. You can pull all images from the repository if you add the -a or --all-tags option to your pull: docker pull -a python (or docker pull --all-tags python ; you may use either interchangeably).
You get one private repository for free with your Docker Hub user account (not usable for organizations you're a member of).
Each repository can hold up to 500 images. In this post I have recorded the steps to interact with OCIR.
When you run a containerized environment, you essentially create a read-write copy of that filesystem (docker image) inside the container. This adds a container layer which allows modifications of the entire copy of the image. You can create an unlimited number of Docker images from one image base.
Best practice is to use one repository per application. You use different tags to differentiate between versions and flavors of your app. Theoretically you can mix totally different Docker images in one repo. But maybe you can just choose a different Docker repository provider instead that offers more private repositories for free like Codefresh, GitLab and some others.
Each repository can have one docker image only however the image can have many tags so you can have 100 tag. each tag can represent an image if you want to, which gives you a total of 100 in this case same image name but different tags e.g. myapplication:backend
, myapplication:frontend
, myapplication:xservice
and so on. Quoted from the documentation:
A single Docker Hub repository can hold many Docker images (stored as tags).
Image size restriction is not announced as far as i know but you should keep your image small as you can as the larger it gets the more issues you may face in push and pull so don't make your image 10 GB for example unless there is a must.
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