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- We have successfully pushed the container image to Azure container registry. Now it's time to clean up our system and remove the image logo. This simulates the environment of one of our coworkers who doesn't have the image built logo. In reference to the code, I'm going to remove both the container image I built and the Alpine base image, as well. (mouse clicking) As I tacked the image I built with the name of the container registry, I also need to remove that. Knowing my Docker extension of my visual studio code. I have no images visible locally and I can verify this by running Docker images list command. Alternatively, to remove an image, I could use the Docker RMI command with the F flag. F stands for force. Using the F flag I untag and remove all images with the specified name. Let's move over to windows terminal. This time I have logged in using Azure service principle credentials to my Azure subscription.…

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