In docker you export an image into a tar file and then import that image without ever needing to download it again from docker hub.

To export an image you need to know the image name in your host (you can get image name by listing all images using docker images):
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docker save python > python.tar

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python is an image name in docker hub that we have downloaded it once from the hub registry. Now after using save command you will have a .tar file in your current path.

If you want to import this images in another server or in case all your images have been removed from your host server or local server, you just need to use load command to load the image into your local docker registry:
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docker load -i python.tar

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You need to be in the path that python.tar file exists.
Now after loading the image you can see that the image is added to your local registry. To check that use docker images

#docker #import #export #save #load #registry #hub #image

The best explanation about load average:

http://blog.scoutapp.com/articles/2009/07/31/understanding-load-averages

#linux #load #load_average #cpu

How to Load & Parse YAML file in Python?

To install YAML library:

pip install pyyaml

To load a YAML file:

>>> import yaml
 >>> print yaml.load("""
 ... name: Vorlin Laruknuzum
 ... sex: Male
 ... class: Priest
 ... title: Acolyte
 ... hp: [32, 71]
 ... sp: [1, 13]
 ... gold: 423
 ... inventory:
 ... - a Holy Book of Prayers (Words of Wisdom)
 ... - an Azure Potion of Cure Light Wounds
 ... - a Silver Wand of Wonder
 ... """)

To convert a dictionary to a YAML file:

>>> print yaml.dump({'name': "The Cloak 'Colluin'", 'depth': 5, 'rarity': 45, 'weight': 10, 'cost': 50000, 'flags': ['INT', 'WIS',     'SPEED', 'STEALTH']})

#python #yaml #pyyaml #load #dump