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Docker Images

  • docker images: list all docker images

  • docker image ls: list docker images

  • docker image prune: remove all dangling images

  • docker system prune -a: remove any stopped containers and all unused images (not just dangling images)

  • docker image rm f6e71ff7ed6b: delete the docker image

  • docker image rm acrfonoadev.azurecr.io/emulator/20210823: untag the image from the given tag name

  • docker build .: build an image from a Dockerfile

  • docker exec -it 21 /bin/bash: connect to the running docker instance and it’s bash

  • docker exec 21 ls -al: execute ls -al command in the docker instance

  • docker exec b7 cat /var/jenkins_home/secrets/initialAdminPassword: execute cat command

  • docker inspect f7: show the docker instance’s details in json file

  • docker kill my_container: send a kill signal to the container

  • docker network create --driver=bridge --subnet=182.0.1.1/16 isolatedNetwork: create a bridge network

  • docker network prune: delete all networks

  • docker pull ubuntu: download the latest ubuntu image

  • docker ps -a: list all running containers

  • docker run ubuntu: run the ubuntu image

  • docker run -itd ubuntu: run the ubnutu image interactively but detached

  • docker run -d -p 80:8080 jenkins/jenkins: run jeninks image in a detached mode with port mapping of 80 to 8080

  • docker rm CONTAINER: Remove one or more containers

  • docker rm -f $(docker ps -a -q): remove all docker containers

  • docker stop $(docker ps -aq): remove all docker containers

  • docker run IMAGE [COMMAND]: creates a writeable container layer over the specified image, and then starts it using the specified command

  • docker stop $(docker ps -aq): stop all running containers. -aq gives you the id of the containers

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