Load an external docker image into an environment without internet access

First, you want to save the docker image you're looking to import. This is done by pulling the image down to your local docker on a machine with internet access, then saving the image as an archive:

docker pull quay.io/domino/base:Ubuntu18_DAD_Py3.6_R3.5-20190724

docker save 8a6fe6540561 | gzip > Ubuntu18_DAD_Py3.6_R3.5-20190724.tar.gz

Next, transfer this file into your domino environment. The commands below must run on a machine with access to your docker registry within domino. You can load the archived image into docker locally from linux using:

docker load < Ubuntu18_DAD_Py3.6_R3.5-20190724.tar.gz

Next, you'll need to push the local image to a remote registry so it can be accessed by Domino. To do this, run 'docker image ls' to get the image ID for the new image you've loaded:

REPOSITORY               TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
<none>                   <none>              8a6fe6540561        7 days ago          22.6GB

Next we want to tag this image (using the ID) and push it to your docker repository:

docker tag 8a6fe6540561 localmirror.domino.tech:5000/domino_dad_ubuntu18:latest

docker image ls
REPOSITORY                                         TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
localmirror.domino.tech:5000/domino_dad_ubuntu18   latest              8a6fe6540561        7 days ago          22.6GB

docker push localmirror.domino.tech:5000/domino_dad_ubuntu18:latest

Finally, you'll want to create a new Compute Environment using your new image as the base:

Note: The example above uses the registry localmirror.domino.tech, however the registry address may be different for individual deployments, depending on your local setup.