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- Installing SAP AI Core toolkit VS Code extension
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## You will learn
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- Setup Vs code Toolkit
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```TEXT
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# Specify which base layers (default dependencies) to use
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# You may find more base layers at https://hub.docker.com/
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FROM python:3.7
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FROM python:3.11
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#
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# Creates directory within your Docker image
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RUN mkdir -p /app/src/
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Copy and edit the following command to build your docker image. The command follows the format `docker build -t <DOCKER_REGITRY>/<YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/<IMAGE_NAME>:<TAG_NAME>`. So for example, if you are using your organization's registry which has the URL `myteam.myorg`, The command should be `docker build -t myteam.myorg/yourusername/house-price:01 .`
> **INFORMATION** In the command, `-t` indicates that there is a tag name, followed by a colon and version. The name is your descriptive string, and the version can be in any format, here `house-price` and `01`, respectively. The `.` (dot) at the end instructs Docker to look for the filename `Dockerfile` in the present directory.
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