5.4 docker command Daquan

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1, the search image
   Docker Search Tomcat
 2, pulling / delete image 
  Docker pull Tomcat 
　Docker RMI image ID   // delete the specified image
   Docker RMI $ (Docker Images -q) // delete all the image　
3, image starting container according 
 // - name: custom container name -d: background tomcat: image name is the latest to be run: the version number of 
　Docker rUN --name mytomcat -d tomcat: latest 　// - the p-: the host port mapping to a port on the container 
　RUM -d -p 8888 Docker: 8080 Tomcat 3.1 into the container running 
　docker exec -it bash shell container ID // bash shell / bin / bash open a new terminal in the container, and can start a new process 
　docker attach the container ID   // attach directly to the container terminal start command will not start a new process (re-enter) 4. Check the operation of the vessel  
　Docker PS   // Docker PS --format ".ID the Table {{}} \ t {{.} Image } \ T {{.}} Names \ T "　Docker PS -a  


 
// query for all vessels, including not running 
5, stop / start / Remove container 
　docker stop container id // stop the container is running 
　docker start container id     // start the container, the container may also be a name 
　docker rm container id        // delete container can be added to force the removal of the -f option represents 

6, 
　
6.1 to view internal details of the container 
　　docker inspect container ID 7, 8, 8.1 8.2 exit container 
　　exit // vessel to stop and exit 
　　Ctrl + P + Q // container does not stop exit 9 , docker cleanup command





　 


　　 Docker the kill $ (Docker PS -a -q) // kill all running container -q: show only container number 
　　Docker RM $ (Docker PS -a -q)    / / batch delete all been stopped container 　　Docker rmi $ (Docker ImagesRF Royalty Free dangling = -q -f to true) // delete all with no label image

10, to demonstrate a simple closed firewall linux 
　　-Service Status firewalld; // Check firewall status 
　　-Service firewalld STOP // turn off the firewall 
11, to view the container log 
　　Docker logs Container-name / ID-Container 12 is, copy files from the container to the host (from the host to copy files container, by way of the data mount) 
　　Docker CP container ID: path to the destination host within the container path 
　　docker cp host_path containerID: container_path // copied from the host to the container

 

Start redis container:

docker run -p 6379: 6379 --name myredis -v $ PWD / data: / data -d redis: latest redis-server --appendonly yes 
Command Description: 
-p 6379: 6379: 6379 mapped to the host port of the container port 6379 (where 6379 is the default port number redis); 
-v $ the PWD / data: / data: the data in the current directory is mounted to the main container / data; 
redis-Server --appendonly Yes: in the container execution redis-server start command, and open redis persistence configuration