Docker container

The docker container command permits you to manage the containers. There are many commands, as shown in the following list:

• docker container attach
• docker container commit
• docker container cp
• docker container create
• docker container diff
• docker container exec
• docker container export
• docker container inspect
• docker container kill
• docker container logs
• docker container ls
• docker container pause
• docker container port
• docker container prune
• docker container rename
• docker container restart
• docker container rm
• docker container run
• docker container start
• docker container stats
• docker container stop
• docker container top
• docker container unpause
• docker container update
• docker container wait

There are some important commands here. The docker container exec permits you to run commands on a running container. This is an important task to debug or look inside the container files. The docker container prune removes the stopped containers. It is helpful in the development cycle. There are some known commands, such as docker container rm, docker container start, docker container stop, and docker container restart. These commands are self-explanatory and have similar behaviors.