Pull the Latest PowerShell Image from Docker Hub and Run in your Ubuntu VM in Azure
In my last post here I have shown you how you can create a PowerShell docker image in your Ubuntu Server in Azure. Today I will show you how you can directly pull the docker image from docker hub.
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In first Step you need to pull the docker image.
| docker pull mcr.microsoft.com/powershell:latest |
In the next step you can run the container in interactive mode.
| docker run \ –name “pwsh-latest” \ –interactive –tty \ mcr.microsoft.com/powershell:latest |
Another way
| docker run \ –name “powh-az-latest” \ –interactive –tty \ |
And this is the way you can run the image created in my last post in interactive mode
| docker run \ –name “pwsh-az-latest-28th” \ –interactive –tty \ powershell6-az-jan2020 |
Here you can run a PowerShell HellowWorld.ps1 script in the container.
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