Hello Python through Docker and Kubernetes

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    Feedback and bug reports for the Docker Hub

    Kubernetes needs to fetch the container image that we just build from a container registry. To make a solution that works for all the different versions, we will push the container image to a remote container registry. The easiest way to do this is to create an account on Docker Hub and authenticate by typing docker login in your terminal. When this is done we need to retag the container image so that the Docker CLI knows that we want to push the image to a container registry owned by the user we just created.

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