This reference to " docker container and the container cloud" "This first docker book"
Part of the instruction will not be explained in detail later with the use of a multi slowly improving.
1.docker info
docker info needed docker daemon process started to run properly, and therefore can be used to determine docker whether the daemon is started.
2.docker run [options] image [command] [arg...]
Based on image mirror to create a container, and is controlled by specifying options
Common options:
docker run -i -t --name mycontainer ubuntu:latest /bin/bash
-i : using interactive mode, keeping open the input stream
-t : using a pseudo-terminal, using a pseudo-terminal interact in the container
--name : set a name for the container, or the name of the vessel system is randomly generated.
Ubuntu: Latest : image name
/ bin / bash : tell the container what instructions after running start
3.docker ps -a
List all containers
4.docker start -i container
Start a container, the container can ID or name specified container vessel
Similarly there docker stop / restart
5.docker pull NAME
Pulling the mirror from the warehouse
6.docker push NAME
Upload image to warehouse
7.docker images
Mirror on the host list
8.docker rm container docker rmi image
Delete container or remove a mirror
9.docker attach contain
Completely in sync
10.docker inspect CONTAINER|IMAGE
View Details mirroring or container
11.docker commit
Tell a container made into a new image
12.docker events
Real-Time continuous printing system time
13.docker history IMAGE
Print version history of the specified mirror
14.docker logs CONTAINER
Print the specified container internal processes running log
15.docker top CONTAINER
Look inside the container process by pid can find maps of the process on the host
On the host ps seen pid container interior ps see pid is not the same, but the mapping relationship configured
16.docker stats
Display container statistics are a bit like the Task Manager
