Docker Cheat Sheet With Examples

Docker Cheat Sheet With Examples

Docker command:docker run [options] image-name [command] [arg]
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Example: Running a container from the image alpine.
docker run image-namedocker run image-name commanddocker run image-name command arg
docker run alpinedocker run alpine lsdocker run alpine ping 192.168.3.1
Common options:
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Remove the container when it exitsGive the container a nameAllocate a terminal for the container
docker run --rm alpinedocker run --name toto alpinedocker run -it alpine
Mount data-volume at /data**Container port –> random host portHost port 8080 –> container port 80
docker run -v data-volume:/data alpinedocker run --P alpinedocker run -p 8080:80 alpine
Attach container to network
docker run --network mynet alpine
List all containersList running containersStop a container
docker container ls -adocker container lsdocker stop my-container
Remove a containerRemove all stopped containersStart a container
docker container rm my-containerdocker container prunedocker start my-container
Start a container (I/O)Inspect changes in a containerCreate image from container
docker start -ai my-containerdocker diff my-containerdocker commit my-container new-image
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Common options:
Tag the imageName of the Dockerfile
docker build -t my-image:latest .docker build -f my-dockerfile .
List all imagesList images (no intermediate)Remove an image
docker image ls -adocker image lsdocker image rm my-image
Remove dangling imagesRemove unused imagesShow the history of an image
docker image prunedocker image prune -adocker history my-image
In a Dockerfile the following main keywordsare used:
Docker Cheat Sheet With Examples FreeFROM base-imageFROM scratchRUN cmd
Specifies the base imageNo base image usedRuns a command
COPY src dstADD src dstWORKDIR dir
Copy source file to destinationCopy source file (including URL and TAR) to destinationSets the working directory
ENTRYPOINT cmdCMD paramsEXPOSE port
Command to execute when container is runParameters of the entrypoint commandExposes a container port
Create a volumeRemove a volumeRemove unused volumes
docker volume create my-volumedocker volume rm my-volumedocker volume prune
List volumes
docker volume ls
Create a networkRemove a networkRemove unused networks
docker network create my-networkdocker network rm my-networkdocker network prune
List all the networksInspect a networkConnect a container to a network
docker network lsdocker network inspect my-networkdocker network connect my-network my-container

docker run image-name	docker run image-name command	docker run image-name command arg
`docker run alpine`	`docker run alpine ls`	`docker run alpine ping 192.168.3.1`

Remove the container when it exits	Give the container a name	Allocate a terminal for the container
`docker run --rm alpine`	`docker run --name toto alpine`	`docker run -it alpine`
Mount data-volume at /data**	Container port –> random host port	Host port 8080 –> container port 80
`docker run -v data-volume:/data alpine`	`docker run --P alpine`	`docker run -p 8080:80 alpine`
Attach container to network
`docker run --network mynet alpine`

List all containers	List running containers	Stop a container
`docker container ls -a`	`docker container ls`	`docker stop my-container`
Remove a container	Remove all stopped containers	Start a container
`docker container rm my-container`	`docker container prune`	`docker start my-container`
Start a container (I/O)	Inspect changes in a container	Create image from container
`docker start -ai my-container`	`docker diff my-container`	`docker commit my-container new-image`

Tag the image	Name of the Dockerfile
`docker build -t my-image:latest .`	`docker build -f my-dockerfile .`

List all images	List images (no intermediate)	Remove an image
`docker image ls -a`	`docker image ls`	`docker image rm my-image`
Remove dangling images	Remove unused images	Show the history of an image
`docker image prune`	`docker image prune -a`	`docker history my-image`

FROM base-image	FROM scratch	RUN cmd
Specifies the base image	No base image used	Runs a command
COPY src dst	ADD src dst	WORKDIR dir
Copy source file to destination	Copy source file (including URL and TAR) to destination	Sets the working directory
ENTRYPOINT cmd	CMD params	EXPOSE port
Command to execute when container is run	Parameters of the entrypoint command	Exposes a container port

Create a volume	Remove a volume	Remove unused volumes
`docker volume create my-volume`	`docker volume rm my-volume`	`docker volume prune`
List volumes
`docker volume ls`

Create a network	Remove a network	Remove unused networks
`docker network create my-network`	`docker network rm my-network`	`docker network prune`
List all the networks	Inspect a network	Connect a container to a network
`docker network ls`	`docker network inspect my-network`	`docker network connect my-network my-container`