Manipulating Containers with the Docker Client

README.md

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 ![what-is-image-1.png](./imgs/what-is-image-1.png)
 # What is a Container in Docker ?
 
-Is a instance of an Image to Runs a program.
+Is a instance of an Image to runs a program.
 
 It's a program with his own isolated set of hardware resources, it has own set
 of memory, it has own space of networking technology, it has own spcae of
 hard-drive.
+
+# 001. Docker Run in Detail
+
+![create-and-run-container-1.png](./imgs/create-and-run-container-1.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker run hello-world
+~~~
+
+# 002. Overriding Default Commands
+
+![overriding-default-command-1.png](./imgs/overriding-default-command-1.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker run busybox echo hello world!
+~~~
+
+# 003. Listing Running Containers
+
+![listing-running-containers-1.png](./imgs/listing-running-containers-1.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker ps
+
+#or
+
+docker ps --all
+~~~
+
+# 004. Container Lifecycle
+
+![container-lifecycle-1.png](./imgs/container-lifecycle-1.png)
+
+![container-lifecycle-2.png](./imgs/container-lifecycle-2.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+# create a container
+
+ docker create redis
+
+# start a container
+
+ docker start 4b263884282
+~~~
+
+# 005. Restarting Stopped Container
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker start -a 4b263884282
+~~~
+
+# 006. Removing Stopped Containers
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker system prune
+~~~
+
+# 007. Retrieving log Outputs
+
+![retrieving-log-outputs-1.png](./imgs/retrieving-log-outputs-1.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker log 4b263884282
+~~~
+
+# 008. Stopping Containers
+
+stop command use to take more time for shutdown the container.
+
+kill command use to shutdown the container immediately.
+
+![stopping-containers-1.png](./imgs/stopping-containers-1.png)
+
+# 009. Multi-command Containers
+
+we have two separate containers. we want to include redis-cli container into
+redis-server container to run together
+
+![multi-command-containers.gif](./imgs/multi-command-containers.gif)
+
+# 010. Executing Command in Running Containers
+
+![executing-command-in-running-containers-1.png](./imgs/executing-command-in-running-containers-1.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker exec -it 4b263884282 redis-cli
+~~~
+
+# 011. The Purpose of the IT flag
+
+When you running docker on your computer or machine every single container you
+are running is running inside a virtual machine running Linux.
+
+![the-purpose-of-the-it-flag.gif](./imgs/the-purpose-of-the-it-flag.gif)
+
+The IT flag is two separate flag
+
+~~~
+-it
+
+# or
+
+-i -t
+
+ -i, --interactive Keep STDIN open even if not attached
+ -t, --tty Allocate a pseudo-TTY | make sure all the text nicely format | auto-complete
+~~~
+
+# 012. Getting a Command Prompt in a Container
+
+You will not want to execute without having execute same command.
+
+"sh" is a command processor or a shell its allow to type command in and will be
+execute inside the container.
+
+![getting-a-command-prompt-in-a-container-1.png](./imgs/getting-a-command-prompt-in-a-container-1.png)
+
+eg:
+~~~
+docker exec -it 4b263884282 sh
+~~~
+
+# 013. Starting with a Shell
+
+![starting-with-a-shell.gif](./imgs/starting-with-a-shell.gif)
+
+# 014. Container Isolation
+
+The containers do not automatically share their files system
+
+![container-isolation.gif](./imgs/container-isolation.gif)