Docker Cheat Sheet

docker run: Runs a container from an image.
docker start: Starts a container that has been stopped.
docker stop: Stops a running container.
docker restart: Restarts a running container.
docker rm: Removes a container.
docker rmi: Removes an image.
docker ps: Lists all running containers.
docker images: Lists all images on the system.
docker exec: Runs a command in a running container.
docker build: Builds an image from a Dockerfile.
docker pull: Pulls an image from a registry
docker push: Pushes an image to a registry.
docker login: Logs in to a registry.
docker logout: Logs out of a registry.
docker cp: Copies files or directories between a container and the host machine.
docker volume: Manages volumes for containers.
docker network: Manages networks for containers.

Example:

# Run a container from the image "myimage"
docker run -it myimage

# Start a container named "mycontainer"
docker start mycontainer

# Stop a container named "mycontainer"
docker stop mycontainer

# Remove a container named "mycontainer"
docker rm mycontainer

# Remove an image named "myimage"
docker rmi myimage

# List all running containers
docker ps

# Build an image from the Dockerfile in the current directory
docker build -t myimage .

# Pull an image named "myimage" from the "myregistry" registry
docker pull myregistry/myimage

# Push an image named "myimage" to the "myregistry" registry
docker push myregistry/myimage

Note: (Almost) Always use --rm option while running the container to remove the container automatically when it exits.

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