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The following did not work: Create image resource In some cases, you can bring resources under Terraform's control without using the terraform import command. This is often the case for resources that are defined by a single unique ID or tag, such as Docker images. In your docker.tf file, the docker_container.web resource specifies the SHA256 hash ID of the image used to create the container. This is how docker stores the image ID internally, and so terraform import loaded the image ID directly into your state. However the image ID is not as human readable as the image tag or name, and it may not match your intent. For example, you might want to use the latest version of the "nginx" image. To retrieve the image's tag name, run the following command, replacing <IMAGE-ID> with the image ID from docker.tf: docker image inspect -f {{.RepoTags}}

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