docker change image name?

Compose generates its own names for most things, and it usually does this by combining the project name (by default, the name of the current directory) with the name in the docker-compose.yml file. If you look at docker ps output, you'll probably see a container named poc_tool_poc_tool_1; if you look at docker network ls, you'll see poc_tool_default; and if you had named volumes, they'd also have this prefix.

In the docker-compose.yml file, it's valid to specify both build: and image:. If you do, then docker-compose build uses the image: name instead of generating its own.

version: "3" services: poc_tool: build: . image: registry.example.com/name/poc_tool:${TAG:-latest} 

(Style-wise, this means you don't generally need to include the project name as part of your Compose service names. It also means it's important to not name image: as the base image of your Dockerfile, since Compose will happily overwrite it with your application code.)

 docker rename CONTAINER NEW_NAME 

also check this for naming it in docker-compose

How to set image name in Dockerfile?

for versioning your docker images, you can use docker tag as below.

docker tag registry.example.com/OlderName registry.example.com/NewName:Version