A client physically assaulted their partner and then bought…
A client physically assaulted their partner and then bought expensive gifts for them the next day. What should the nurse prioritize?
A client physically assaulted their partner and then bought…
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A client physicаlly аssаulted their partner and then bоught expensive gifts fоr them the next day. What shоuld the nurse prioritize?
Reаd аll the instructiоns befоre yоu stаrt this part. For the practical portion, you will be creating a tool in Docker that you can use on your own system. I will provide the basic framework, but you will need to draw on your own knowledge to complete the task. The Dockerfile is saved in the private repo, and the container is published as public. Create a private repo on GitHub called 4012 Practical, and invite noah-de to the repo. The repo should contain a README.md with the title: 4012 Practical the body of the README should contain instructions for how to use the Dockerfile. List the specific 2 steps to 1) turn this Dockerfile into a tool and 2) interact with it There should be one Dockerfile in the repo, and the repo should be private. Build and publish the image publicly on your profile and enter the URL here as the text response to this question. Technical Instructions: Start by making the private repo and inviting me to it. Commit your progress as you work with meaningful commit messages. At least 3 commits from the command line.Objective Create a Dockerfile that provides a network troubleshooting toolset - a collection of network diagnostic utilities. Here is the partial Dockerfile, but there is only one package here! It is only installing curl. We need to install the following packages as well:dnsutils, netcat-openbsd, tcpdump, mtr, iperf3, iproute2 Use the following Dockerfile to get started, but you will need to modify the dockerfile to install all the packages listed above. You will also need to replace the "your name" with your actual name. FROM debian:latest WORKDIR /workspace RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y curl #... && apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* LABEL author="Your Name" CMD ["/bin/bash"] Troubleshooting If docker build fails: Check your Dockerfile syntax Make sure each command is on its own line Verify you're in the correct directory If docker push fails: Verify you're logged in: docker login ghcr.io Check your token has the correct permissions Ensure the image is tagged correctly The following will result in a 0 for this question: Failure to have a private repo Failure to invite me to the repo Inviting any other people to the repo