docker |
Run these
docker sub-commands to have an overview of the Docker daemon. |
ps |
List running containers
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ps -a |
List all containers
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images |
List all images
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version |
Display version
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info |
Various informations on the Daemon
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docker build DIR |
Build an image from the current directory, by default.
Example: docker build -t my-image . |
-t |
The tag of the built image
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docker run |
Run a container from a given image.
docker run IMAGE-NAME |
-d |
Run in background
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-i |
Interactive session
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-t |
TTY
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-p H:C |
Exposes the port
C of the container to the port H of the host |
-v H:C |
Mount the host path
H at the path C in the container |
--rm |
Remove the container when exited
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--name |
Give a name to the container
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docker-compose [command] |
Manage the Docker application stack.
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up |
Run the stack
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-d |
Run in the background
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kill |
Kill all the containers or a specific one if precised
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scale |
Scale the given container with the given amount of replicas.
docker-compose scale CONTAINER=REPLICAS |
ps |
List running containers of the stack
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rm |
Remove the containers
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build |
Force (re)build of the stack's containers
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docker |
Run the following sub-commands followed by the container ID or name.
Example: docker kill nginx |
logs |
Get the logs of the container
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--follow |
Follow the logs
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rm |
Remove the container
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-f |
Force removal of the container
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kill |
Kill the container
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inspect |
Inspect the details of a container
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dock-cli [command] |
Manage the Docker application stack.
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start |
Start the application stack
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ps |
List running containers
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reset |
Reset the given containers
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docker:doctor |
Run a set of tests about the Docker setup
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docker:install |
Install Docker and configure it to have direct IP routing and DNS resolution with DnsDock
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--namespace=NAMESPACE |
Set the command's context
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config use-context |
Change the current configuration context.
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get OBJECT [name] |
Get the given object(s). If name is given only get the object with the given name instead of a list.
OBJECT can be: pod, rc, service, ds, deployment, pvc, pv, ingresses, ... |
-o yaml |
Outputs a YAML instead of printing the details
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describe OBJECT NAME |
Describe the given object. Will display basics and events.
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exec POD COMMAND |
Run a given command in a pod.
exec -it POD /bin/bash |
-it |
Ask for an interactive shell
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create -f FILE |
Create a resource from the file
FILE |
delete OBJECT NAME |
Delete the object of type
OBJECT named NAME |
logs POD |
Get the logs of the pod named
POD |
edit OBJECT NAME |
Edit the YAML definition of the object
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