A set of MATLAB functions is used to create and manage Docker images and containers through the desktop Docker client. Using these functions, you can create Docker images from Docker files; create, run, and dispose of Docker containers from Docker images.
This add-on contains a set of functions that enable you to control and interact with Docker images and containers running in the host Docker client.
A set of MATLAB functions to create and manage Docker images and containers through the Desktop Docker Client. With these functions you can create Docker images from Dockerfiles; create, run, and dispose of Docker containers from Docker images.
This add-on includes a set of functions that enable you to control and interact with Docker images and containers running in your host computer Docker client.
docker - Package
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build - Build an image from a Dockerfile.
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commit - Create a new image from a container’s changes.
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cp - Copy files/folders between a container and the local filesystem.
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create - Create a new container.
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exec - Run a command in a running container.
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images - List images.
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info - Display system-wide information.
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inspect - Return low-level information on Docker objects.
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kill - Kill one or more running containers.
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ps - List containers.
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pull - Pull an image or a repository from a registry.
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rename - Rename a container.
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rm - Remove one or more containers.
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rmi - Remove one or more images.
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run - Run a command in a new container.
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search - Search the Docker Hub for images.
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start - Start one or more stopped containers.
Using these functions, you can create and run a Docker container from within MATLAB:
docker.pull(“ubuntu:latest”);
docker.create(“ubuntu:latest”,“echo”,“Hello MATLAB!”,“name”,“my_bash_terminal”);
docker.start(“my_bash_terminal”,“attach”,true) % prints out Hello MATLAB!
docker.rm(“my_bash_terminal”,“force”,true);
For information on any of the functions, use the command line help function followed by the name of the function.
help docker.run
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