Docker Command Line Interface on Windows Server 2016
- Mohan Sekar
- Nov 14, 2017
- 2 min read
List of Docker Commands
1.Display system-wide information
docker info
2.Display docker installed version
docker version
3.List docker all images
docker images
4.List docker all the running container
docker ps
5.Show all the containers
docker ps -a
6.Show recently created container
docker ps -l
7.Display numeric IDs of running container
docker ps -q
8.To show information on space usage
docker system df
9. To Show detailed information on space usage docker system df -v
10.Download the windowsservercore image from docker hub and Run a command in a new container docker container run microsoft/windowsservercore
11. Pull an image or a repository from a registry docker pull microsoft/windowsservercore
12. Rename a container docker rename CONTAINER NEW_NAME
13. Start one or more stopped containers docker start microsoft/windowsservercore
14. Stop one or more running containers docker stop microsoft/windowsservercore
15. Display the running processes of a container docker top CONTAINER
16. Show the history of an image docker history microsoft/windowsservercore
17. Run a command in a running container docker exec -it windowsservercore powershell
18. Close the running powershell container session Ctrl+P+Q
19. Pause all processes within one or more containers docker pause microsoft/windowsservercore
20. Unpause all processes within one or more containers docker unpause microsoft/windowsservercore
21. Remove one or more containers docker rm container_name
22. Remove one or more images docker rmi image_name
23. Copy files/folders between a container and the local file system docker cp foo.txt mycontainer:/foo.txt docker cp mycontainer:/foo.txt foo.txt
24. Display a live stream of container(s) resource usage statistics docker stats
25. Restart one or more containers docker restart my_container
26. To see the top processes within a container. docker top <ContainerID>
27. To attach local standard input, output, and error streams to a running container. docker attach <ContainerID>
28. To tag an image to the relevant repository. docker tag <imageID> <Repositoryname>
29. To push images to the Docker Hub. docker push <RepositoryName >
30. List all the docker volumes on a docker host. docker volume ls
31. To create a new volume docker volume create –-name = demo –opt o = size = 100m
32. List all the networks docker network ls
33. To inspect the network docker network inspect <NetworkName>
34. To see container logs docker log <containerID>
35. Log in to a Docker registry docker login -u <UserName> -p <Password>
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