Hi, try to get some information about the latest base docker image of mcr.microsoft.com/azuredocs/go. Having a Dockerfile is very helpful.
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@takekazuomi, You can find all Docker files on GitHub. You can find all Docker containers on Docker Hub.
The discovery experience for these images is still maintained on Dockerhub, with the responsibility of servicing the images maintained by MCR, hence MCR does not have its own Catalog UI experience.
To provide more clarity on this, I hope the following points would be beneficial:
How does MCR work with Dockerhub?
MCR is a public registry that houses Microsoft Published images but it does not have its own catalog UI experience. Docker Hub is the official source for our customers to discover official Microsoft-published container images.
What is the difference between MCR and ACR(Azure Container Registry)?
MCR is a public registry for housing only Mcirosoft's official Container images. ACR is a private container Registry for housing our customers container Images.
Can I browse MCR?
No, MCR does not have a UI/discovery experience, the only experience with the registry is for interacting with a container image. In your case docker pull mcr.microsoft.com/azuredocs/go
Thank you very much. I found a Dockerfile.
https://github.com/Azure-App-Service/go
I think it would be nice if the document had a link to the Dockerfile as well as a link to the container image.
Hi team, the sample image used in the article can be found here: https://github.com/Azure-Samples/go-docs-hello-world . I will update the article with the link to the Dockerfile. Image link is already specified (MCR). Thank you for your feedback @takekazuomi . Happy holidays.
@takekazuomi, We will close this out, but if you feel you need more information please just let us know. Thanks again for your feedback.
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Hi team, the sample image used in the article can be found here: https://github.com/Azure-Samples/go-docs-hello-world . I will update the article with the link to the Dockerfile. Image link is already specified (MCR). Thank you for your feedback @takekazuomi . Happy holidays.