@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Now you can build the image with
```bash
docker build -t <username>/docker-example .
```
You will see that Docker downloads the base image, then step-by-step does all the operations described in the Dockerfile. `<username>/mandelbrot` is the name you give to the image. Please replace <username> with your OCCAM username. Docker caches everything that can be cached, so if you change something in the Dockerfile and build again it will not, for example, download again the base image.
You will see that Docker downloads the base image, then step-by-step does all the operations described in the Dockerfile. `<username>/mandelbrot` is the name you give to the image. Please replace \<username\> with your OCCAM username. Docker caches everything that can be cached, so if you change something in the Dockerfile and build again it will not, for example, download again the base image.
At this point, you can use `docker images` to see the newly-built image (as well as all other previously built images, if any), and `docker run` to test the container:
