Docker management tasks frequently demand running commands inside containers. Once the user performs the required operation, they must exit the container to resume work in their system's shell session. This article shows you how to exit a Docker container. How to Exit Docker Container from an Int...
docker container stop mywebserver mywebserver1 mywebserver2 Also read: How to uninstall Docker #Option 2: Exiting containers immediately using the docker kill command The previous command, docker container stop, sends a SIGTERM signal to the main process of the container. And after a grace pe...
docker stop <容器名称或ID> 例如,如果你要停止一个名为my_container的容器,可以运行: bash docker stop my_container 确认Docker容器已经停止: 要确认容器是否已经停止,你可以使用docker ps命令来查看当前正在运行的容器。如果你看不到my_container,则它已经停止。或者,你可以使用docker ps -a命令来查看...
Bothdocker stopanddocker killcan terminate a running container. However, they differ in how they handle the exiting process: Thedocker stopcommand sends theSIGTERMsignal (or another stop signal, such asSIGQUIT, defined in the image metadata) and waits for the container to stop gracefully. If the...
Stopping and removing a container from the command line takes two steps. Stopping and removing two containers is four. And stopping and removing 10 containers is—well, you get the idea. Let’s look at how to make the Docker command line easier to use. We’ll focus on stopping and removi...
Can I restart a Docker container without stopping it first? Thedocker restartcommand automatically stops and then starts the container again, so there's no need to manually stop the container first. How can I restart a Docker container from a specific point or state?
A Docker container has a lifecycle that you can use to manage and track the state of the container. To place a container in the run state, use theruncommand. You can also restart a container that's already running. When restarting a container, the container receives a termination signal to...
dockerps-a Copy Remove: dockerrmID_or_NameID_or_Name Copy Remove a container upon exiting If you know when you’re creating a container that you won’t want to keep it around once you’re done, you can rundocker run --rmto automatically delete it when it exits: ...
I get these results when I do start and exec: $ docker container exec -i my_app echo hello Error response from daemon: Container 8a64e2f9ee33971a41c18f28dfc519c3ab66f5261ceb01f3397376bf9d9ad565 is not running $ docker container start -i ...
If I don’t wait for the process to finish, then I can’t call docker start. However, if I do that, then it won’t finish even though Docker Desktop has already popped up and is doing nothing. I also want to have the log of the container to be displaye...