Run docker image with docker-compose

you should build the image with this name: (registryName:RegistryPort)/imagename:version

$ docker build -t myRegistry.example.com:5000/myApp:latest .$ docker build -t myRegistry.example.com:5000/myDb:latest .

Now add these lines to the docker-compose file :

Myapp:                                                      image: myRegistry.example.com:5000/myApp:latest MyDb:                          image: myRegistry.example.com:5000/myDb:latest

And then push it :

$ docker push myRegistry.example.com:5000/myApp:latest$ docker push myRegistry.example.com:5000/myDb:latest

Your mate should now be able to pull it now

$ docker pull myRegistry.example.com:5000/myApp:latest$ docker pull myRegistry.example.com:5000/myDb:latest

Yes, You can use previously created image from repository via docker compose.

Example:

version: '2'services:  app:    image: farhad/my_app    ports:      - "80:80"    networks:      - testnetwork  postgres:    image: postgres:latest    networks:      - testnetworknetworks:  testnetwork:    external: true

Example Explaination:

I'm creating a container named app from my repository and another container named postgres via library postgres image.

Please note you need to create an push your custom image to repository first.

I'm using user-defined networks here, You need to create testnetwork before docker-compose up.