This sequence of tutorials describes required preparation, two alternative processes for creating a competitor image, and some minimal working examples.

How to install required dependencies and set up a Dockerhub account.

Teams may use either of the two options below to create a competitor image:

In this tutorial we open a terminal into a Docker image and save changes with the Docker commit command. The interactive process is more similar to the experience of developing directly on a machine, and thus has a lower barrier of entry for first-time Docker users. This is probably the fastest way to get started for new Docker users.

This tutorial explains a fully automated and self-documenting process for building an image using a Dockerfile. This approach uses a more common workflow for Docker users, but requires more familiarity with Docker's concepts and practices.

How to find and build the minimal working examples of competitor images provided in the vrx-docker repository.

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