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Since the source `Dockerfile` is actually within this tutorial's own git repo, we will use this tutorial repo as the input resource called `resource-tutorial`. In the job `job-publish` build plan we `get` it first; and it is used by the `hello-world-docker-image` docker-image resource next.
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This means the `docker` subfolder in this tutorial section will be available at folder `resource-tutorial/51_dummy_resource_docker_image/docker` during the build plan (`resource-tutorial` is the name of the resource within the job build plan; and `51_dummy_resource_docker_image/docker` is the subfolder where the `Dockerfile` is located).
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This means the `docker` subfolder in this tutorial section will be available at folder `resource-tutorial/35_push_docker_image/docker` during the build plan (`resource-tutorial` is the name of the resource within the job build plan; and `35_push_docker_image/docker` is the subfolder where the `Dockerfile` is located).
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Running the pipeline
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Your `credentials.yml` now needs your Docker Hub account credentials (see `credentials.example.yml`\):
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