What you can do with Docker
Every task in plain language. Pick one, and we can help you get access.
13 things you can do
Docker
Docker is a platform for developers and sysadmins to build, share, and run applications in containers, packaging code and dependencies together for consistent deployment across environments.
13 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Build, Tag, and Push an ImageBuild an image from a context, tag it for a registry, and push it.Create a Network and Attach a Container
Create a user-defined network and attach a new container to it under an alias.Create a Volume and Mount It Into a Container
Create a named volume and bring up a container with it mounted.Deploy a Replicated Swarm Service with a Secret
Create a secret and deploy a replicated swarm service that consumes it.Pull an Image and Run a Container
Pull an image, create and start a container from it, and confirm it is running.Reclaim Disk Space on a Host
Measure, prune in dependency order, and re-measure host disk usage.Review Privileges and Install a Plugin
Inspect a plugin's requested privileges, install it, enable it, and verify.Roll a Swarm Service Onto a New Image
Update a running swarm service to a new image using its current version index.Run a Command Inside a Running Container
Execute a command in a running container and capture its exit code.Search, Pull, and Vet an Image
Search for an image, pull the best match, and vet its metadata and layers.Snapshot a Running Container as an Image
Pause a container, commit it to an image, resume it, and tag the result.Stop and Remove a Container
Gracefully stop a container found by name and remove it once it has exited.Troubleshoot a Failing Container
Collect state, logs, processes, stats, and filesystem changes for one container.