Basic Docker Commands at a Glance
We should know some basic Docker commands. Let’s have a look.
List of docker images:
docker imagesList of running containers:
docker psStop a container:
docker stop [conatiner name/ID]
Delete docker image:
# delete
docker rmi [image name/ID]
# force delete
docker rmi -f [image name/ID]Stop and remove all of the Docker containers:
# stop all
docker rm -vf $(docker ps -a -q)
# delete all
docker rmi -f $(docker images -a -q)Run command in docker container from outside of the container:
# structure
docker exec <container-name/ID> <your-command>
# example (run command in Laravel container)
docker exec b2fe1b8dac0f php artisan --versionLogin to container:
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