# How to set image name in Dockerfile?

You can set the image name in a Dockerfile using the `FROM` instruction. The `FROM` instruction specifies the base image that your Docker image will be built upon.

The basic syntax of the `FROM` instruction is:

```bash
FROM image:tag
```

- `image`: The name of the base image you want to use.
- `tag`: The tag of the base image you want to use.

For example, to set the image name to `my-image` in your Dockerfile, you can use the following `FROM` instruction:

```bash
FROM my-registry/my-image:latest
```

In this example, `my-registry` is the hostname of the private registry, `my-image` is the name of the image, and `latest` is the tag of the image.

When you build the Docker image using this Dockerfile, the resulting Docker image will have the name `my-registry/my-image:latest`. You can then push this image to your Docker registry or use it locally on your machine.

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