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To submit your agent to the tournament server, you will need to push your Docker image to a public registry and upload your link to the Submissions page.
We will pull the latest image directly from the registry.
You can use any public registry. Follow instructions below for Docker Hub:

Make sure your agent has a GAME_CONNECTION_STRING as an environment variable (and not as a hard-coded string).
TypeScript
Python
const gameConnectionString = process.env["GAME_CONNECTION_STRING"]
uri = os.environ.get(
'GAME_CONNECTION_STRING')
You can check that your agent is production-ready by switching your agent services in docker-compose.yml for services provided in base-compose.yml that do not have the dev label. These services do not mount your host volume to the container and are therefore more representative of a production-ready build. More info on how to do this here.
If it builds correctly with docker-compose up it should be OK to submit.

If you haven't already, create a free Docker Hub account here.
Login from your terminal using the command docker login.

Navigate to the working directory containing your agent's Dockerfile. Then run in your terminal:
docker build . -t my-dockerhub-username/my-repo-name
docker push my-dockerhub-username/my-repo-name
You will see output similar to:
> docker push my-dockerhub-username/my-repo-name
Using default tag: latest
#### ↓ ~~~~~~ SEND US THIS LINK ~~~~~~ ↓ ####
The push refers to repository [docker.io/my-dockerhub-username/my-repo-name]
b972422d72dd: Pushed
c1ee23f20937: Pushed
...
Upload the public registry link to the Submissions page.
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Step 1: Check your connection and production build
Step 2: Set up Docker Hub
Step 3: Push the image to Docker Hub