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Docker Commands Cheat Sheet —— Orchestration To create and run a container: docker run --name container_name docker_image Other useful flags to attach to the ‘docker run’ command are: -d —Detach container on start -rm — Remove container once it stops =p — Publish host IP and host port to the container port -v —Define and share storage volume across containers --read-only — Sets container to be read only Clean Up To clean—or prune—unused (dangling) images: docker image prune To remove all images which are not in use by containers, add -a: docker image prune -a To prune your entire system: docker system prune To leave a swarm: docker swarm leave To remove a swarm: (Deletes all volume data and database info also!) docker stack rm stack_name To kill all running containers: docker kill $(docker ps -q) Run To create and run a container: docker run --name container_name docker_image Other useful flags: -d — Detach container on start -rm — Remove container once it stops -p — Publish host IP and host port to the container port -v_ — Define and share volume across containers --read-only — Sets container to be read only Build To pull an image from the Registry, define ‘image_name’: docker pull image_name:tag To build an image from your Dockerfile: docker build -t image _name:tag If you don’t want your container to autostart, use: docker create--name container_name image_name:tag Start and stop container commands: docker start container_name docker stop container_name Services To view a list of all the services running in a swarm: docker service ls To see all running services: docker stack services stack_name To see all service logs: docker service logs stack_name_service_name To scale services quickly across qualified nodes: docker service scale stack_name_service_name=replicas 
