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Docker Commands

This document is a cheat sheet for Docker commands, providing a concise list of commands along with their descriptions. It includes commands for managing images, containers, networks, and volumes, as well as commands for building and running applications using Docker. The cheat sheet serves as a quick reference for users to efficiently utilize Docker functionalities.

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Docker Commands

This document is a cheat sheet for Docker commands, providing a concise list of commands along with their descriptions. It includes commands for managing images, containers, networks, and volumes, as well as commands for building and running applications using Docker. The cheat sheet serves as a quick reference for users to efficiently utilize Docker functionalities.

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Docker Commands Cheat Sheet

Command Description

docker --version Check Docker version.

docker info Display Docker system-wide information.

docker images List all locally available images.

docker pull <image> Download an image from Docker Hub.

docker rmi <image> Remove a specific image.

docker image prune Remove unused images.

docker ps List running containers.

docker ps -a List all containers, including stopped ones.

docker start <container> Start a stopped container.

docker stop <container> Stop a running container.

docker restart <container> Restart a container.

docker rm <container> Remove a container.

docker logs <container> Fetch logs of a container.

docker run <image> Run a container from an image.

docker run -it <image> Run a container in interactive mode.

docker run -d <image> Run a container in detached mode.

docker run --name <name> <image> Run a container with a custom name.

docker network ls List all Docker networks.

docker network create <name> Create a new network.

docker network connect <network> <container> Connect a container to a network.

docker network disconnect <network> <container> Disconnect a container from a network.

docker volume ls List all Docker volumes.

docker volume create <name> Create a volume.

docker volume rm <name> Remove a volume.


docker run -v <volume>:/path/in/container <image>Mount a volume to a container.

docker-compose up Start services defined in a `docker-compose.yml` file.

docker-compose down Stop and remove services and networks.

docker-compose ps List all services in a Compose application.

docker build -t <tag> <path> Build an image from a `Dockerfile`.

docker history <image> View the history of an image.

docker exec -it <container> <command> Execute a command inside a running container.

docker exec -it <container> bash Access a container's shell interactively.

docker system df View Docker disk usage.

docker system prune Remove unused data (stopped containers, unused images, etc.).

docker tag <image> <repository>:<tag> Tag an image for a repository.

docker push <repository>:<tag> Push an image to a repository.

docker inspect <resource> Get detailed information about a resource (container/image/network).

docker stats View real-time resource usage of containers.

docker save -o <file> <image> Save an image to a tar file.

docker load -i <file> Load an image from a tar file.

docker top <container> Display processes running in a container.

docker events View real-time Docker events.

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