Day 19 Task : Docker Commands Cheat-Sheet

Docker Commands Cheat-Sheet:-

Devops Engineers after learning the Docker in Previous articles now its time to learn our last article on the Topic Docker cheat-sheet commands which are following of these:-Docker Commands:-

# docker build: Builds an image from a docker file.

Syntax: sudo docker build -t <image_name>

# docker run: Runs a command in a new container.

Syntax: sudo docker run -d --name <container-name> -p 80:80 <image-name>

# docker start: starts one or more stopped containers.

syntax: sudo docker start <container_name>

# docker stop: stops one or more running containers.

Syntax: sudo docker stop <container_name>

# docker pull: pulls an image or a repository form a registry.

Syntax: sudo docker pull <image-name:tag>

# docker push: pushes an image or a repository to a registry.

Syntax: sudo docker push <image-name:tag>

# docker exec :Runs a commands in a running containers and go inside a containers.

Syntax: sudo docker exec -it <container-name or ID> bash

# docker rm <container-name or ID>

Syntax: sudo docker rm <container-name or ID>

# docker rmi: Removes one or more more images.

sudo docker rmi <image-name>

# docker images: List all the images on the local system.

Syntax: sudo docker images

# docker ps: Lists of all running containers.

Syntax: sudo docker ps

# docker logs: Fetches the logs of a container.

Syntax: sudo docker logs <container-name or ID>

# docker inspect: Returns low-level information on a container or image.

Syntax: sudo docker inspect <container-name or ID>

Docker Volume:

# docker volume create: create a Volume

Syntax: sudo docker create <volume-name>

# docker volume ls :list Volumes

Syntax: Sudo volume ls

# docker volume inspect: Display detailed information on one or more volumes

syntax: sudo docker volume inspect <volume-name>

# docker volume rm :Remove one or more volumes.

Syntax: sudo docker volume rm <volume-name>

# docker volume prune: Remove all unused volumes.

Syntax: Sudo docker volume prune

Docker Compose:

# docker-compose up: create and start containeres.

Syntax: sudo docker-compose up

# docker-compose ps :List Containers

Syntax: sudo docker-compose ps

# docker-compose down: Stop and remove containers,networks,images nad volumes.

Syntax: sudo docker-compose down

# docker-compose logs: show logs

Syntax: sudo docker-compose logs

Thank you for reading !! Hope it will helps you to learn docker.

Happy Learning

Maninder Singh