Docker and Kubernetes config files

Stacks List

• APM Server
• KeyCloak
• Kong
• RabbitMQ
• Redis

Some Commands

Docker

Docker Management Commands

• docker version Shows the Docker CLI and server versions.
• docker info Displays system-wide information about the Docker installation.
• docker run Runs a command in a new container.
• docker start Starts one or more stopped containers.
• docker stop Stops one or more running containers.
• docker restart Restarts one or more containers.
• docker pause Pauses one or more running containers.
• docker unpause Unpauses one or more paused containers.
• docker kill Sends a SIGKILL to one or more running containers.
• docker rm Removes one or more containers.
• docker ps Lists the containers that are currently running.
• docker inspect Shows information about a container.
• docker logs Gets logs from a container.
• docker events Gets real-time events from the server.
• docker wait Blocks until one or more containers stop.
• docker update Updates the configuration of one or more containers.

Docker Image Commands

• docker images Lists all images that are locally stored on the host machine.
• docker pull Pulls an image from a registry.
• docker push Pushes an image to a registry.
• docker rmi Removes one or more images.
• docker build Builds an image from a Dockerfile.

Docker Registry Commands

• docker login Logs in to a registry.
• docker logout Logs out from a registry.
• docker search Searches the Docker Hub for images.

Docker Network Commands

• docker network create Creates a new network.
• docker network ls Lists all networks.
• docker network inspect Shows information about a network.
• docker network connect Connects a container to a network.
• docker network disconnect Disconnects a container from a network.

Docker Volume Commands

• docker volume create Creates a new volume.
• docker volume ls Lists all volumes.
• docker volume inspect Shows information about a volume.
• docker volume rm Removes one or more volumes.

Kubernetes

• kubectl The main command-line tool for interacting with Kubernetes clusters.
• kubectl apply Creates or updates a resource in a Kubernetes cluster based on the configuration file provided.
• kubectl create Creates a new Kubernetes resource from a configuration file or command-line arguments.
• kubectl delete Deletes one or more resources from a Kubernetes cluster.
• kubectl describe Displays detailed information about a Kubernetes resource.
• kubectl edit Edits the configuration of a Kubernetes resource in real-time.
• kubectl exec Runs a command inside a container running in a Pod.
• kubectl get Displays information about one or more Kubernetes resources.
• kubectl logs Displays the logs for a specific container within a Pod.
• kubectl port-forward Forwards network traffic from a local host to a container running in a Pod.
• kubectl rollout Performs a rollout of an update to a Deployment or DaemonSet.
• kubectl scale Scales the number of replicas in a Deployment or ReplicaSet.
• kubectl set Changes the value of one or more fields in a Kubernetes resource.
• kubectl top Displays resource usage metrics for nodes and pods.
• kubectl version Displays the version of kubectl and the Kubernetes API server.