Robert Fraser
Reputation: 10927
Where to see the Dockerfile for a docker image?
Is there a way to see the Dockerfile that generated an image I downloaded, to use as a template for my own docker images?
Upvotes: 8
Views: 3736
Answers (1)
Xiongbing Jin
Reputation: 12087
Use
docker history --no-trunc IMAGE_NAME_OR_ID
This will show all commands run in the image building process in reverse order. It's not exactly a Dockerfile, but you can find all essential content.
Upvotes: 15
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