Omasuaku
Jun 10, 2024

Thank you for reaching out! I'm glad you found the article helpful. Regarding your issue with pulling a private image from Docker Hub, you are correct that Docker requires you to be logged in to access private repositories. Here’s how you can address this in your Docker Compose setup:

- Login to Docker Hub: Ensure that you are logged in to Docker Hub from the machine where you are running Docker Compose. You can do this by running the docker login command, which will prompt you for your Docker Hub username and password.

- Automate the Login Process: If you want to automate the login process, especially in a CI/CD pipeline, you can pass the credentials as environment variables. Store your Docker Hub credentials in your CI/CD platform securely and use them in your pipeline script to log in to Docker Hub before running Docker Compose.

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Omasuaku
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