Docker commands

The Docker command-line interface is a tool that allows users to interact with containers. It provides a set of commands that you can use to build Docker images and create and manage containers, images, networks, and volumes. It interacts with the containerd daemon using a socket file or network.

The most common commands you can use are the following:

• build: This allows you to build a new Docker image using a Dockerfile
• run: This starts a new container
• start: This restarts one or more stopped containers
• stop: This will stop one or more running containers
• login: This is used to gain access to private registries
• pull: This downloads an image or a repository from a registry
• push: This uploads an image or a repository to a registry
• build: This helps create an image from a provided Dockerfile
• images: This lists all images on your machine
• ps: This lists all running containers
• exec: This executes a command in a running container...