Docker alternative –> Colima

Commands

Command	Description
.docker run <image/contaner_name>
docker ps	List containers
sudo docker logs id_chunk –follow	logs
docker ps --format "table {{.ID}}\t{{.Names}}\t{{.Status}}\t{{.Image}}"	List containers in a nicer way
docker ps –format “table \t\t\t”	ignore this in web, obsidian version of above
docker stop	Stop
docker stop $(docker ps -aq)	Stop All
docker ps -a	All container that were ran
docker rm	Remove
docker images	list images
docker rmi	remove images - ENSURE NO CONTAINERS RUN ON IT
docker pull	alternative to run, only pulls without running
docker run ubuntu sleep 5	run ubuntu, sleep 5sec, exit ubuntu
docker exec -it container_id bash	interactive terminal in container
docker cp container_id:path_to_file local_path	copy file from container
docker run –name	RUN/download and run image
docker images -a -q | xargs docker rmi -f	remove all images
docker run -i	interactive mode - map stinput to docker containtainer(no terminal prompts will be provided)
docker run -it <name	interactive + terminal prompts
docker run -p 80:5000	map port 80 to 5000 localhost
docker run -v ext_path:internal_docker_path	volume mapping of ext docker path to internal in order to persist db
docker inspect	inspects container in json format
docker run -e APP_COLOUR=blue	set ENV variable within container
docker history	shows size of command by dockerfile
You can either open the file using vi /root/webapp-color/Dockerfile (or using commands such as cat/more/less/vim e.t.c) and look for the FROM instruction or search for it directly using grep -i FROM /root/webapp-color/Dockerfile.	Check docker file
docker build -t new_app_name	Build a docker image using the Dockerfile and name it . No tag to be specified. i.e. `docker build ./` - current dir
docker run cat /etc/*release*	inspect OS release version