Docker and GIT Cheet Sheet
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Docker
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View Images
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docker images
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Run Image
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docker run -it <container_id>
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View Running Images
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docker ps
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Commit Changes
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docker commit <container_id> <image_name>
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Import Docker Image
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docker import <tar_name> <choose_image_name>
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Export Docker Image
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docker save -o <tar_name> <name_of_image>
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Delete Old Docker Images
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docker rmi <container_id>
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Move Into Git Repo
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cd <local_git_directory>
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Create a Branch
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git branch <branch_name>
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Checkout the Branch
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git checkout <branch_name>
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Add File(s)
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git add <file>
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Configure Git Email
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git config --global user.email "first.last@email.com"
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Configure Git Account Name
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git config --global user.name "USERID"
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Commit Changes
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git commit "description of change"
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Push Changes
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--set-upstream origin <branch_name>
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Login to Web Git
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Select the Repo with Changes
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Under source click on master and a drop down with the list of branches will appear
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Select the branch you just created
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On the left choose "pull request" and "create pull request"
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Select a reviewer to approve the changes
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