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Docker source server logout log out from a Docker registry server # Exit from the current Docker registry Logs Fetch the logs of a container # Output current container log information port Lookup the public-facing port which is Nat-ed to Private_port # View the container internal source port corresponding to the mapping port pause pause all processes within

View containers sudo docker ps [-a ]|[ -l] -A: List all containers.-L list the newly created container CONTAINER IDUnique ID created during container startupNAMEName of the automatically created container sudo docker inspect CONTAINER ID or NAME Check containers Custom container name Sudo docker run -- name = name-I-t ubuntu/bin/bash

server for Docker to use: Log into the system as a user identity sudo . Open /etc/default/docker file editing. Add a setting. DOCKER_OPTS="--dns 8.8.8.8"Use a local DNS server, such as 192.168.1.1 replace 8.8.8.8 . You can also specify multiple DNS servers. Separate them with a space. For example:--dns8.8.8.8--dns192.168.1.1警告：如果你正在使用连接多个网络的电脑做这个事情，确定要选择一个公共DNS服务器。 Save and c

syntax asFor example, Docker run--name centosrongqi-i-T centos/bin/Bash-I: Open the stdin in the container-T: Assigning a pseudo-TTY terminal boot container to a container: Docker start container name/container ID View container: Docker PS-a indicates which containers have been run Docker commit-M"Description"-A"Sayma

innovations on this issue. This is the most unique part of docker.Deployment on centos 1. Install and add service and self-startup items [Root @ localhost ~] # Yum install docker [Root @ localhost ~] # Systemctl start docker. service [Root @ localhost ~] # Systemctl enable docker. service 2. Several Common docker com

1. Set Boot upIf you want Docker-to-start at boot, you should also:$ sudo systemctl enable docker2. Start, stop, restart$ sudo systemctl start docker$ sudo systemctl stop Docker$ sudo systemctl restart Docker3. Turn on local and remoteModify the/etc/sysconfig/

verification probably failed due to aProblem with the certificate (it might is expired, or the name mightA. Not match the domain name in the URL).If you ' d like to turn off Curl's verification of the certificate, useThe-k (or--insecure) option.15.Because it is a certificate that is used without any certification authority certification, and you have not applied your own generated certificate locally. Therefore, you will be prompted to use an unauthenticated certificate, you can makeThe "-k" op

supports a yml extension file, which records the configuration information of one or more containers you want to create so that you can distribute YML files to different machines and create containers through Docker-compoe.About Docker SwarmDocker swarm is used to manage Docker clusters, and when we deploy a service, we usually consider that the service will not

follows ENV Tz=asia/shanghai RUN ln-snf/usr/share/zoneinfo/$TZ/etc/localtime echo $TZ >/etc/timezone Finally, attach Docker common commands Docker PS View the running container Docker ps-a View stopped containers Docker ps-q list only container IDs Docker

Where the [] Enclosed as optionalDocker version View the release number of Docker, including client, server, dependent go, etc.Docker Info View System (Docker) level information, including managed images, containers number, etc.Docker search Docker pull Docker push Docker Pu

, And the docker startdocker ps-a container is started to view all containers including stopped containers. Docker start id 1.2 daemon running Docker containers run in Daemonized mode in the background. In this case, you can add the-d ParameterNumber. [root@bfd-v7 ~]# docker run -d ubuntu:12.04 /bin/sh -c "while true;

the opportunity to continue to further study. Attach: Add Docker user group, avoid sudo input After the default installation of Docker, each execution Docker need to run sudo command, affecting efficiency. If you do not follow sudo, direct execution of the Docker Images command will have the following problems:Get H

' >> /etc/rc.localHow to enter the server in docker If you are using Docker 1.3.0 or later, run the following command: docker exec -it gitlab bash To use an older version, run the following command: docker run --rm --volume=/usr/local/bin:/target jpetazzo/nsentersudo docker