Option 1)
1 | docker build -t myapp . && docker run -it myapp |
Option 2) Preferred
1 | docker run -it $(docker build -q .) |
By using the -q flag Docker will build the image according to our Dockerfile in quiet mode, and only return the hash of the generated Docker image. The hash value is then passed into the docker run... command.
I like to add the --rm flag so the container is removed when we exit the interactive session
Example:
1 | docker run -it --rm $(docker build -q .) |