pulumi-docker-build

import pulumi import pulumi_dockerbuild as dockerbuild import os # For this quickstart, we'll create a simple Dockerfile temporarily. # In a real project, this Dockerfile would be part of your source code. with open("Dockerfile", "w") as f: f.write(""" FROM alpine:latest RUN echo "Building with Pulumi Docker Build!" > /tmp/build-status.txt CMD ["cat", "/tmp/build-status.txt"] """) # Define a Docker image resource. This will build the image. # To push to Docker Hub, replace 'yourusername' with your Docker Hub username # and ensure DOCKER_USERNAME and DOCKER_PASSWORD environment variables are set. # For local builds only, you can omit the 'registry' argument. image = dockerbuild.Image("my-first-image", context=".", dockerfile="Dockerfile", image_name=f"yourusername/my-first-image:v1.0.0", # IMPORTANT: Replace 'yourusername' registry=dockerbuild.ImageRegistryArgs( server="docker.io", # Default for Docker Hub username=os.environ.get("DOCKER_USERNAME", ""), password=os.environ.get("DOCKER_PASSWORD", ""), ), # If you want to export the image to a local tarball instead of pushing: # exports=[dockerbuild.ImageExportArgs( # local=dockerbuild.ImageExportLocalArgs( # dest="./my-first-image.tar" # ) # )] ) # Export the resulting image name pulumi.export("image_name", image.image_name) # Note: Remember to delete the 'Dockerfile' created by this quickstart # after you are done, as it's a temporary artifact for demonstration.