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Docker Commands for Linux Users

The document provides a comprehensive list of Linux commands for managing Docker, including installation, version checking, service management, image handling, and container operations. Key commands include installing Docker, starting services, managing containers, and handling images from Docker Hub. It also includes links to various resume-building websites.

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Docker Commands for Linux Users

The document provides a comprehensive list of Linux commands for managing Docker, including installation, version checking, service management, image handling, and container operations. Key commands include installing Docker, starting services, managing containers, and handling images from Docker Hub. It also includes links to various resume-building websites.

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linux commands

1) To install docker in Linux : yum install docker -y.


2) To see the docker version : docker --version.
3) To start the docker service : service docker start.
4) To check service is start or not : service docker status.
5) To check the docker information : docker info.
6) To see all images in local machine : docker images.
7) To find images in docker hub : docker search image name.
8) To download image from docker hub to local : docker pull image name.
9) To download and run image at a time : docker run -it image name /bin/bash.
10) To give names of a container : docker run -it --name raham img-name /bin/bash.
11) To start container : docker start container name.
12) To go inside the container : docker attach container name.
13) To see all the details inside container : cat /etc/os-release.
14) To get outside of the container : exit.
15) To see all containers : docker ps -a.
16) To see only running containers : docker ps (ps: process status).
17) To see only exited containers: docker ps -q -f "state=exited".
18) To stop the container : docker stop container name.
19) To delete container : docker rm container name.
20) To stop all the containers : docker stop $(docker ps -a -q).
21) To delete all the stopped containers : docker rm $(docker ps -a -q).
22) To delete all images : docker rmi -f $(docker images -q).
23) Docker rename: is used to rename the container : docker rename old_container
new_container

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