---
title: "Push an image"
description: "Tag a local Docker image with your registry address and push it to a TIR Container Registry."
content_type: "how-to"
product: "tir-container-registry"
platform: "TIR"
url: "/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/push-an-image/"
topic: ["push-and-pull"]
relationships: {"requires":["/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/log-in-to-a-registry/"]}
---

# Push an image

Push a local Docker image to your registry so that your project can use it.

## Before you begin

Make sure that you have
[logged in to the registry](/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/log-in-to-a-registry/) and that the
image exists on your machine.

## Push it

1. List the local images to find the one you want to push:

   ```bash
   docker images
   ```

2. Tag the image with the registry address:

   ```bash
   docker tag <image>:<tag> <endpoint>/<namespace>/<image>:<tag>
   ```

3. Push the tagged image:

   ```bash
   docker push <endpoint>/<namespace>/<image>:<tag>
   ```

Use the address from the registry's **Docker Commands** panel: `<endpoint>` is
`registry.e2enetworks.net` in Delhi and `in-south1-registry.e2enetworks.net` in Chennai, and
`<namespace>` is the registry's name.

For example:

```bash
docker tag my-app:v1.0 registry.e2enetworks.net/my-namespace/my-app:v1.0
docker push registry.e2enetworks.net/my-namespace/my-app:v1.0
```

The image then shows on the registry's **Images** tab; see
[See the images in a registry](/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/see-the-images-in-a-registry/). To
run it, see
[Create an Instance from your own image](/tir/tir-instance/how-to/create-an-instance-from-your-own-image/).