Image

bash

docker images -a      # list all docker images
docker rmi [image id] # remove image
docker pull [image]   # pull an image or a repository from a registry

Container

bash

docker ps     # show all running containers
docker ps -a  # show all containers (including the running and stopped containers)

docker start [container id]
docker stop [container id] # stop the container, still there when docker ps -a
docker restart [container id]

docker rm [container id] # remove container, no longer contain when docker ps -a. rm cannot remove a running container unless with -f

bash

docker run
# It is the combination of the following 3 commands:
# 1. docker container create
# 2. docker container start
# 3. docker container attach

bash

docker system prune
# This will remove:
#- all stopped containers
#- all networks not used by at least one container
#- all dangling images
#- all dangling build cache

Docker compose

docker compose up

Create and start all containers within docker-compose.yml

bash

docker compose up

docker compose down

Stop all containers and remove networks relating to docker-compose.yml. It will NOT delete any volume unless the -v option is used.

bash

docker compose down
docker compose down -v

Image

Container

Docker compose

docker compose up

docker compose down

References