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Cheat Sheet v2

This document provides a cheat sheet overview of common Docker commands for building images, running containers, managing volumes and networks, and debugging. It includes commands for building images, running containers, managing volumes, creating networks, and inspecting and managing containers.

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Cheat Sheet v2

This document provides a cheat sheet overview of common Docker commands for building images, running containers, managing volumes and networks, and debugging. It includes commands for building images, running containers, managing volumes, creating networks, and inspecting and managing containers.

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Docker Cheat Sheet dockerlux.github.

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@gcuisinier
General Usage Build Images Volumes
Start a container in background Build an image from Dockerfile in current directory Create a local volume
$> docker run -d jenkins $> docker build --tag myimage . $> docker volume create --name myvol
Start an interactive container Force rebuild of Docker image Mounting a volume on container start
$> docker run -it ubuntu bash $> docker build --no-cache . $> docker run -v myvol:/data redis
Destroy a volume
Start a container automatically removed on stop Convert a container to image
$> docker volume rm myvol
$> docker run --rm ubuntu bash $> docker commit c7337 myimage
List volumes
Export port from a container Remove all unused images $> docker volume ls
$> docker run -p 80:80 -d nginx $> docker rmi $(docker images \
-q -f "dangling=true"
Start a named container
$> docker run --name mydb redis
Create a local network
Restart a stopped container Debug $> docker network create mynet
$> docker start mydb
Run another process in running container Attach a container to a network on start
Stop a container $> docker exec -it c7337 bash $> docker run -d --net mynet redis
$> docker stop mydb
Show live logs of running daemon container Connect a running container from a network
Add metadata to container $> docker logs -f c7337 $> docker network connect mynet c7337
$> docker run -d \ Disconnect container to a network
Show exposed ports of a container
label=traek.backend=jenkins jenkins $> docker network disconnect mynet c7337
$> docker port c7337

Manage Containers Legend


List running containers
Image name
$> docker ps Delete all stopped containers redis, jenkins, nginx
List all containers ( running & stopped ) $> docker rm $(docker ps --lter status=exited -q)
$> docker ps -a List all containers with a specific label Container name or commit ID
Inspect containers metadatas $> docker ps --lter label=traek.backend mydb #name
$> docker inspect c7337 c7337 #commit id
Query a specific metadata of a running container
List local available images $> docker inspect -f '{{ .NetworkSettings.IPAddress }}' c7337
$> docker images

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