Docker Command Query

Docker Command Query

Basic syntax

Docker [OPTIONS] COMMAND [arg ...]

In general, Docker commands can be used to manage daemon, or to manage images and containers through CLI commands. You can man docker view these commands by.

Options

-d=true|false     use  debug  mode. The default is  false. -h, --host=[unix:///var/run/docker.sock]: tcp://[host:port] to bind or  unix://[/path/to/socket]  To use.       socket bound in  daemon  mode, through one or more  tcp://host:port, unix:///path/ to/socket, fd://* or fd://socketfd  to specify. --api-enable-cors=true|false      CORS  header is enabled in remote  API . The default is  false. -b= ""      attach the container to an existing bridge. Network specified as   ' None '   when the container is disabled. --bip= ""      let dynamically created  docker0  take the given  CIDR  address;  with the  -b  option mutually exclusive. -d=true|false     use  daemon  mode. The default is  false. --dns= ""      let  Docker  use a given  DNS  server. -g= ""      Specify  root  paths for the  Docker  runtime. The default is  /var/lib/docker. --icc=true|false     enable inter-container communication. The default is  true. --ip= ""      default &nbsp when binding ports;ip  address. The default is  0.0.0.0. --iptables=true|false     prohibit  Docker  add  iptables  rules. The default is  true. --mtu=value     Specifies the  MTU of the container network. The default is  1500. -p= ""      Specify  PID  file path for  daemon . The default is  /var/run/docker.pid. -s= ""      Force  Docker  Runtime using a given storage driver. -v=true|false     output version information and exit. The default value is  false. --selinux-enabled=true|false     enable  SELinux  support. The default value is  false. selinux  currently does not support  BTRFS  storage drivers.

Command

Docker commands can be docker-CMD docker CMD executed in or out of the way. The two agree.

Docker-attach (1)      attached to a running container. Docker-build (1)      Create an image from a  Dockerfile  docker-commit (1)      Create a new image from the modification of a container DOCKER-CP (1)      copy files from the container to the host system Docker-diff (1)      Check for changes to a container file system docker-events (1)      get real-time events from the server Docker-export (1)      Export container contents as a  tar  pack docker-history (1)      display a mirrored history docker-images (1)       List existing mirrors Docker-import (1)      import a file (typically  tar  package) path or directory to create a mirror docker-info (1)      displays some relevant system information Docker-inspect (1)      displays the underlying specific information for a container. Docker-kill (1)      close a running container   (including process and all resources) Docker-load (1)      from a  tar  load an image in the package Docker-login (1)      Register or log into a  Docker  warehouse server docker-logout (1)      log out from the  Docker  Warehouse server docker-logs (1)      get the  log&nb of the containerSP; information Docker-pause (1)      pause all processes in a container docker-port (1)      Find a  nat   Public port to a private gateway Docker-ps (1)      list container docker-pull (1)      Pull a mirror or warehouse from a Docker warehouse server Docker-push (1)      push an image or warehouse to a  Docker  Registered server Docker-restart (1)      Restart a running container docker-rm (1)      Deletes a given number of containers Docker-rmi (1)      deletes a given number of mirrors Docker-run (1)      creates a new container, and run the given command in it Docker-save (1)      save a mirror as  tar  package file Docker-search (1)       Search for an image in  Docker index  Docker-start (1)      Start a container docker-stop (1)       Terminate a running container Docker-tag (1)      label A Mirror docker-top (1)      View running process information in a container docker-unpause (1)      recover all processes within a container from the Paused state docker-version (1)       output  Docker  Version information docker-wait (1)      block straightTerminates to a container, and then outputs its exit character. 

A diagram summarizing the Docker commands

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Docker Command Query