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50 Docker Commands

This document provides 50 Docker commands covering container management, image manipulation, networking, volumes, Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, security, debugging and more. The commands are organized into categories and include running and stopping containers, pulling and pushing images, networking containers, viewing logs and more.

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50 Docker Commands

This document provides 50 Docker commands covering container management, image manipulation, networking, volumes, Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, security, debugging and more. The commands are organized into categories and include running and stopping containers, pulling and pushing images, networking containers, viewing logs and more.

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50 Docker Commands For Container

Management, Image Manipulation, .

. Networking & More

Container Management:
1. Run a Container:

docker run [OPTIONS] IMAGE[:TAG] [COMMAND] [ARG...]

2. List Running Containers:

docker ps

3. List All Containers:

docker ps -a

4. Stop a Running Container:

docker stop CONTAINER_ID

5. Remove a Container:

docker rm CONTAINER_ID

6. Remove All Stopped Containers:

docker container prune


7. Inspect Container Details:

docker inspect CONTAINER_ID

8. Attach to a Running Container:

docker exec -it CONTAINER_ID /bin/bash

Image Manipulation:
9. List Local Images:

docker images

10. Pull an Image from Docker Hub:

docker pull IMAGE[:TAG]

11. Build an Image from Dockerfile:

docker build -t IMAGE_NAME:TAG PATH_TO_DOCKERFILE

12. Remove an Image:

docker rmi IMAGE_ID

13. Remove All Unused Images:

docker image prune

Networking:
14. List Networks:

docker network ls

15. Inspect Network Details:

docker network inspect NETWORK_ID


16. Create a Bridge Network:

docker network create --driver bridge NETWORK_NAME

17. Connect Container to Network:

docker network connect NETWORK_NAME CONTAINER_NAME

18. Disconnect Container from Network:

docker network disconnect NETWORK_NAME CONTAINER_NAME

Volume Management:
19. List Volumes:

docker volume ls

20. Inspect Volume Details:

docker volume inspect VOLUME_NAME

21. Create a Volume:

docker volume create VOLUME_NAME

22. Remove a Volume:

docker volume rm VOLUME_NAME

Container Logs:
23. View Container Logs:

docker logs CONTAINER_ID

24. Tail Container Logs:

docker logs -f CONTAINER_ID


Docker Compose:
25. Run Docker Compose:

docker-compose up -d

26. Stop Docker Compose Services:

docker-compose down

27. Build and Run Docker Compose:

docker-compose up --build -d

Docker System:
28. Display System-Wide Information:

docker info

29. Show Docker Disk Usage:

docker system df

30. Remove All Unused Data:

docker system prune

Docker Registry:
31. Login to Docker Hub:

docker login

32. Push Image to Docker Hub:

docker push IMAGE[:TAG]


33. Pull Image from Private Registry:

docker pull REGISTRY_URL/IMAGE[:TAG]

Docker Swarm:
34. Initialize Docker Swarm:

docker swarm init

35. Join Node to Swarm:

docker swarm join --token TOKEN IP:PORT

36. List Nodes in Swarm:

docker node ls

37. Create a Service:

docker service create [OPTIONS] IMAGE[:TAG] [COMMAND] [ARG...]

38. Scale a Service:

docker service scale SERVICE_NAME=REPLICAS

39. Inspect Service Details:

docker service inspect SERVICE_NAME

40. Remove a Service:

docker service rm SERVICE_NAME


Docker Security:
41. Check Container Vulnerabilities:

docker scan IMAGE[:TAG]

42. Run Container with Security Options:

docker run --security-opt seccomp=unconfined --cap-add=SYS_PTRACE -it


IMAGE[:TAG]

43. Run Container with Readonly Filesystem:

docker run --read-only -it IMAGE[:TAG]

Docker Stats:

44. Display Real-time Container Resource Usage:

docker stats CONTAINER_ID

Docker Events:

45. Monitor Docker Events:

docker events

Docker Debugging:
46. Inspect Docker Bridge Network:

docker network inspect bridge

47. View Docker Daemon Logs:

journalctl -u docker
48. Check Docker Version:

docker version

Miscellaneous:
49. Copy Files between Host and Container:

docker cp SOURCE_PATH CONTAINER_ID:DEST_PATH

50. Create a Custom Docker Bridge Network:

docker network create --driver bridge --subnet=SUBNET_NAME


CUSTOM_NETWORK_NAME

This cheat sheet covers a wide range of Docker commands for container
management, image manipulation, networking, and more. Customize commands
based on your specific use case and requirements.

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