docker login -u login -p password repo docker build -t repo/imagename:version . docker push repo/imagename:version
But it will quickly become a mess with every test-dev images/builds.
is there a way to docker rm ? to be able to clean old images?
Check out these APIs
Multiplayer Server - List Container Image Tags - REST API (PlayFab Multiplayer) | Microsoft Docs
Multiplayer Server - List Container Images - REST API (PlayFab Multiplayer) | Microsoft Docs
Multiplayer Server - Untag Container Image - REST API (PlayFab Multiplayer) | Microsoft Docs
Multiplayer Server - Delete Container Image Repository - REST API (PlayFab Multiplayer) | Microsoft Docs
Those API's allow us to list tags and untag images, but how do we delete them without deleting the entire repository?
We try to follow the same naming patterns as Azure Container Registry. In this case, the place that holds all your images is called the "Registry", which each individual image (with individual name) is called "Repository" (About registries, repositories, images, and artifacts - Azure Container Registry | Microsoft Docs)
So, if you want to delete the image customerXXXXX.azurecr.io/my_image, you should use the Delete Container Image Repository API.
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