We will divide the terms into components for better understanding:

Books on shelves = storage. They just sit there.
Librarian handing a book to you at checkout or mailing a book to another branch = distribution. The book is traveling from one place to another.

The `storage` step in docker image lifecycle acts as a registry

For example, to run hello-world image, we can search the docker-hub to get the command: docker pull hello-world

to execute it, we will use the terminal of Docker Desktop or we can even use cmd: docker run hello-world

Lets say we have a .py file already with us having the required code.
We have a requirements.txt file
Now we will create a Dockerfile having these things listed in it (BWCRPC) --> Base image, working dir, copy, run, port, command

AFTER HAVING ALL THE FILES READY, WE WILL OPEN THE TERMINAL AND USE THESE COMMANDS.

docker build -t hasnat5577/table .

docker run -p 5555:5000 hasnat5577/table (to check it is working on localhost)

docker login

docker push hasnat5577/laptop:latest (hasnat5577 is the namespace (username on dockerhub), laptop is the image name,
:latest is the tag)

docker pull hasnat5577/laptop:latest (after pushing it, we are going to pull it)

docker run -p 8501:8501 hasnat5577/laptop:latest