Restarting the .net core console application with docker
Docker is an open source virtualization platform developed for software developers and system developers. With Docker, you can run Linux and Windows virtual containers (machines) on Linux, Windows and MacOSX. With this platform, you can easily install, test and deploy web systems.
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Docker starts in seconds, because each container it contains is just a process. Thus, a lightweight structure appears before us. This actually saves us from the clumsiness of virtual machines.
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We can run containers on the docker much more easily than a virtual machine or we can destroy them whenever we want.
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Resource consumption on a single server is much more efficient on docker than virtual machines. We can run more containers with less resource consumption.
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Docker supports different operating systems such as Windows, Linux, MacOs.
docker build -t image_name .
Creates an image by building the dockerfile file
docker create --name container_name image_name
A container is created for the image
docker start container_name
Container is launched
docker stop container_name
The container is stopped
docker images
Docker images are listed
docker ps -a
Containers are listed
docker ps
Active containers are listed
docker rmi $(docker images -a -q)
All images are deleted
docker stop $(docker ps -a -q) && docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)
All containers are deleted
docker login
Performs docker login
docker tag image_name docker_Id/repo_name:tag_name
Tag to image
docker push docker_Id/repo_name:tag_name
The image is uploaded to the docker hub
FROM : Specifies the location where the image will be captured via dockerhub
WORKDIR : Specifies the working directory
COPY : Copies the files in our own directory to the working directory
ENTRYPOINT :It refers to the path of commands to be executed.
