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    This document discusses Docker containers and the Docker run command. It explains that Docker run creates and starts a container from an image. The command references the Docker client to specify the image name. It then describes how Docker create only creates the container, while Docker start runs the startup process within the created container. Finally, it shows how Docker exec can be used to run additional commands inside an already running container.

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    This document discusses Docker containers and the Docker run command. It explains that Docker run creates and starts a container from an image. The command references the Docker client to specify the image name. It then describes how Docker create only creates the container, while Docker start runs the startup process within the created container. Finally, it shows how Docker exec can be used to run additional commands inside an already running container.

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    This document discusses Docker containers and the Docker run command. It explains that Docker run creates and starts a container from an image. The command references the Docker client to specify the image name. It then describes how Docker create only creates the container, while Docker start runs the startup process within the created container. Finally, it shows how Docker exec can be used to run additional commands inside an already running container.

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    Session 2

    • Manipulating container with Docker client


    • Docker Run

    Creating and Running a


    container from an image

    Create and run a


    container

    docker run <image name>

    Reference the Name of the image to use for


    Docker Client this container
    Container

    Image
    File system Startup
    Running
    Process snapshot command

    Hello-world # run hello-world

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    Hard disk
    segment for
    this process
    Docker Run

    Creating and Running a


    container from an image

    Create and run a


    container Default command override

    docker run <image name> command

    Reference the Name of the image to use for


    Docker Client this container
    Container

    Busy box Image


    Running File system Startup
    Process snapshot command
    bin dev etc
    ls
    ???
    home proc root

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    Hard disk
    segment for
    this process
    • Docker ps
    • Container lifecycle

    Creating and Running a


    container from an image

    Create and run a


    container

    docker run <image name>

    Reference the Name of the image to use for


    Docker Client this container
    • Container lifecycle

    Creating and Running a


    container from an image

    docker run = docker create + docker start


    • Container lifecycle
    Create a container

    Creating a container
    from an image
    docker create <image name>

    Reference the Name of the image to use for


    Docker Client this container

    Start a container

    Running a container
    from an image
    docker start <container id>

    Reference the ID of the container to start


    Docker Client
    • Container lifecycle
    Container

    Image
    Create Container
    File system Startup
    Start Container Running
    Process snapshot command

    Hello-world # run hello-world

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    Hard disk
    segment for
    this process
    • Container lifecycle
    Container

    Image
    Create Container
    File system Startup
    Start Container Running
    Process snapshot command

    busybox $ echo hi

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    Hard disk
    segment for
    this process
    • Removing stopped containers
    $ docker system prune
    • Container logs

    Get logs from a container

    Get logs

    docker logs <container ID>

    Reference the ID of the container to look at


    Docker Client
    • Stopping containers

    Stop a container
    docker stop <container id>

    Reference the ID of the container to start


    Docker Client

    Kill a container
    docker kill <container id>

    Reference the ID of the container to start


    Docker Client
    Container

    stop SIGTERM Ping google.com


    Running
    Process

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    bin dev etc Hard disk
    segment for
    home proc root
    this process
    Container

    kill SIGKILL ping google.com


    Running
    Process

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    bin dev etc Hard disk
    segment for
    home proc root
    this process
    • Multicommand containers

    redis-server

    redis-cli
    Container

    redis-server
    Running
    Process
    redis-cli

    System call to
    access HDD

    Kernel

    RAM CPU Network


    Hard Disk
    bin dev etc Hard disk
    segment for
    home proc root
    this process
    • Execute additional command in a container

    Run another
    command ID of the container to look at

    docker exec -it <container ID> <command>

    Reference the Allows us to Command to execute


    Docker Client provide input to
    the container
    • -it flag

    ping google.com redis-cli ls

    STDIN STDOUT STDERR STDIN STDOUT STDERR STDIN STDOUT STDERR

    Stuff shows up on
    Stuff you type
    the screen
    terminal

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