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Docker Commands

The document provides information about various Docker commands to pull images, run containers, check container and image lists, create images from containers, push images to Docker Hub, remove images, work with Docker networks, and create images using Dockerfiles.

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Docker Commands

The document provides information about various Docker commands to pull images, run containers, check container and image lists, create images from containers, push images to Docker Hub, remove images, work with Docker networks, and create images using Dockerfiles.

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Docker Commands

Docker pull <image name> = to pull image (ubuntu)

Docker run -it -d <image name> = to make container (it- interactive terminal) (d – detached
mode/background)

Docker ps = to check container list

Docker login = to login with the docker hub

Docker run -it -d –name=<name for container> <image name>= for identification of
container/specifying container name (it creates new container Id)

Docker exec -it <container id> <container command> = to modify container(ubuntu - /bin/bash
alpine – ping 8000)

apt -get update = to update the changes If any

exit = to exit container

docker commit <container id> <username/new image name> = to create image name

Docker images = to check images list

Docker login = to login with the docker hub

Docker push <image name> = to push image to docker hub

Docker rmi <image name> = to delete image

Docker logout = to logout from docker hub

Docker File

(To create image with the help of text file without docker commands)

File content:- (for html website)

FROM nginx:alpine
COPY . /usr/share/nginx/html

docker build -t <imgname> . = for creating new image {. For accessing all files}

docker run -it -p <8000:80> <imgname> = for running image

Docker Network

Docker network ls = to check the network(by default bridge)


Docker network –help = to see docker network commands
Docker network prune = to remove all unused network
Docker network rm = to remove particular network
Docker run -it network—< networkname > -p 8000:8000 <imagename> = to run network
Docker exec -it <containerid> sh
Hostname =for container host
Hostname -i =for ipaddress
Docker network create <network name>
Docker run -it network=(sage)<network name> -d -p 8001:80 <nginx/imagename>
Ping <ip address>172.19.0.2 = to check network working with container

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