$ docker-d [options] (the way the daemon is running the container)
Configuration options:
1. Run the relevant
-d,--debug=false
-e,--exec-driver= "native"
-g,--graph= "/var/lib/docker"
--icc=true
-l,--;og-level= "Info"
--label=[]
-P,--pidfile= "/var/run/docker.pid"
2.Docker Server Connection Related:
-g,--group= "Docker"
-h,--host=[]
-tls=false
--tlscacert= "/home/sven/.docker/ca.pem"
--tlscert= "/home/sven/.docker/cert.pem"
--tlskey= "/home/sven/.docker/key.pem"
--tlsverify=false
3.RemotAPI Related:
--api-enable-cord=false
4. Storage Related:
-s,--storage-driver= ""
--selinux-enabled=false
--storage-opt=[]
5.Registry Related:
--insecure-registry=[]
--registry-mirror=[]
6. Network Settings related
-b,--bridge= ""
--bip= ""
--fixed-cidr= ""
--fixed-cidr-v6= ""
--dns=[]
--dns-search=[]
--ip=0.0.0.0
--ip-forward=true
--ip-masq=true
--iptables=true
--ipv6=false
--mtn=0
Startup configuration file
/etc/sysconfig/docker
Remote access for Docker
1. Second server to install Docker
2. Modify the Docker daemon startup options to differentiate the server
3. Ensure that the client API is consistent with the server API version
To modify the Docker daemon startup options
-H Tcp://host:port
Unix://path/to/socket,
fd://* or FD://SOCKETFD
Daemon Default configuration:
-H Unix:///var/rundocker.sock
Docker Client and Daemon
