Docker stop stops/remove deletes all containers

This article mainly introduces Docker stop/remove to delete all containers, and shares it with you. The details are as follows:

$ docker ps // View all running containers $ docker stop containerId // containerId is the ID of the container

$ docker ps -a // View all containers $ docker ps -a -q // View all container IDs

$ docker stop $(docker ps -a -q) // stop all containers $ docker rm $(docker ps -a -q) // remove delete all containers

Common Docker commands:

[Ctrl + C]: Exit does not end the current container process.

Help command:

docker --help

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docker --version

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docker images

Deleting a container

docker rm [NAME]/[CONTAINER ID]

: You cannot delete a running container and an error will be reported. You need to stop the container first

View all containers

docker ps

docker images

: List all local images

docker search <IMAGE_ID/NAME>

: Find image

docker pull <IMAGE_ID>

： Download image

docker push <IMAGE_ID>

: Upload image

docker rmi <IMAGE_ID>

: delete image

Container Management
docker run -i -t <IMAGE_ID> /bin/bash: -i: standard input to the container -t: allocate a virtual terminal /bin/bash: execute the bash script
-d: Run as a daemon (background)
-P: By default, it matches the 5000 port of the Docker container to the 49153 to 65535 ports of the host machine.
-p <HOT_PORT>:<CONTAINER_PORT>: specifies the port number

• -name: Specifies the name of the container
• -rm: delete the container on exit

docker stop <CONTAINER_ID>: Stop the container
docker start <CONTAINER_ID> ： restart the container
docker ps - Lists containers.

• -l: Display the last started container
• -a: Displays stopped containers at the same time. By default, only the started status is displayed.

docker attach <CONTAINER_ID> connects to the started container
docker logs <CONTAINER_ID> : output container logs

• -f: real-time output

docker cp <CONTAINER_ID>:path hostpath: copy the file in the container to the host directory
docker rm <CONTAINER_ID>: delete container
docker rm docker ps -a -q: delete all containers
docker kill docker ps -q
docker rmi docker images -q -a
docker wait <CONTAINER_ID>: blocks other calls to the container until the container stops and exits

docker top <CONTAINER_ID>: View the processes running in the container
docker diff <CONTAINER_ID>: View changes in the container
docker inspect <CONTAINER_ID>: View container details (output as Json)

• -f: Find specific information, such as docker inspect - f '{{ .NetworkSettings.IPAddress }}'

docker commit -m "comment" -a "author" <CONTAINER_ID> ouruser/imagename:tag

docker extc -it <CONTAINER> <COMMAND>: Execute the command in the container and output the result

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