Dockerfileihin
Dockerfileihin refers to Dockerfiles within the Docker ecosystem, i.e., the collection of text-based scripts used to define how a Docker image is built. A Dockerfile is read by the Docker daemon by running docker build, producing a standalone image that can be run as a container. Each instruction in a Dockerfile contributes a new layer to the image, enabling caching and incremental builds.
Common instructions include FROM to designate a base image; RUN to execute commands; COPY and ADD to
Workflow and practices: A Dockerfile is typically placed in a project’s root alongside source code; a .dockerignore
See also: Docker, Docker images, Docker Compose, Dockerfile syntax reference.