ISLE Cheat Sheet: Docker Commands

Docker commands that are useful to installing or updating ISLE.

Docker Containers

List Containers

docker ps # Show all running containers
docker ps -a # Show all running and stopped containers

List Volumes

docker volume ls # List all volumes

Start Containers

docker-compose start # Starts existing containers for a service
docker start $(docker ps -a -q) # Start all running and stopped containers

Stop Containers

docker-compose stop # Stops running containers without removing them
docker stop [CONTAINER_NAME(S)] # Stop one or more named containers
- Example: docker stop isle-tomcat isle-solr
docker stop $(docker ps -a -q) # WARNING! This will stop ALL containers running on the machine.

Stop and Remove Containers

docker-compose down # Stops containers and removes containers and networks for services defined in the Compose file

Pull Containers

docker-compose pull # Pull down all images from Docker Hub
docker pull [GROUP]/[REPOSITORY] # Pull one specific image from Docker Hub
- Example: docker pull islandoracollabgroup/isle-fedora:latest

Up Containers

docker-compose up -d # Launch all containers for this service

Remove Volumes

docker volume rm [VOLUME_NAME] # Remove one or more volumes. You cannot remove a volume that is in use by a container.
- Example: docker volume rm isle_fed-data

Remove Containers

docker rm [CONTAINER_NAME(S)] # Remove one or more containers
- Example: docker rm isle_fed-data

Shell Into Docker Container

docker exec -it [CONTAINER_NAME] bash # Shell Into Docker Container
- Example: docker exec -it isle-apache-ld bash
docker exec -it [CONTAINER_NAME] [FILE_NAME] # Shell Into Docker Container and Run Script
- Example: docker exec -it isle-apache-ld bash -c "cd /utility-scripts/isle_drupal_build_tools && ./isle_islandora_installer.sh

Docker Service

sudo service docker status # Show Docker Status
sudo /bin/systemctl restart docker.service # Restart Docker Service
sudo service docker restart # Restart Docker Service (alternate)

Watching Docker Logs

docker logs -f --tail 10 [CONTAINER_NAME] # Show the last 10 lines (--tail 10) of a container's logs; -f means continuous/live feed
- Example: docker logs -f --tail 10 isle-apache-ld

Locate Docker Volume

docker volume inspect [VOLUME_NAME] # Locate Docker Volume
- Example: docker volume inspect isle_fed-data
- resultant display is a JSON array that contains a location like this:
  - "Mountpoint": "/var/lib/docker/volumes/isle_fed-data/_data"

Port Lookups

docker port [CONTAINER_NAME] # List port mappings or a specific mapping for the container
docker ps | grep 8381 # Query what is using a specific port number
lsof -i :8381 # Query what is using a specific port number

Docker Version

docker version # This will render all version information in an easy to read layout

Docker: WARNING: BE CAREFUL WITH THESE COMMANDS

Delete All Containers, Networks, Volumes and Images

docker-compose down -v # WARNING! NEVER run this command in production. ONLY consider doing this on your Demo Local machine. This command will delete all Docker containers, networks, volumes, and images created by up. (This command will not delete your git repository or the paths or contents of your bind mounts.)

Remove Unused Data

docker system prune --all # WARNING! Remove all unused containers, networks, images and volumes. (Translation: This will remove all stopped containers, all networks not used by a container, all images that lack an associated container, and all build cache.)

Remove All Containers

docker rm $(docker ps -a -q) # WARNING! This will remove ALL containers on the machine!

UNIX Commands

Quickly View a File, Using `cat`

usage: cat [FILE_NAME]
Example: cat /etc/hosts

Ping to Test Connectivity

usage: ping [DOMAIN]
Example: ping www.google.com
Example: ping isle.localdomain

DNS Lookup and Querying Tool

usage: dig [DOMAIN]
Example: dig www.google.com
Example: dig isle.localdomain

EXTREME CAUTION: Remove Directory: Recursively and with Force

usage: sudo rm -rf [DIRECTORY_NAME]
Example: sudo rm -rf /var/tmp/scrap/

CAREFUL! BELOW THERE BE DRAGONS

How to Remove All Docker Containers and Then Pull Down Fresh Images

Stop all current containers
- docker-compose stop
WARNING! This will remove: all stopped containers;, etc.
- docker system prune --all
Delete "data" folder in ISLE-Developer folder so logs are fresh and clean
- sudo rm -rf data
Pull down the images from Docker Hub
- docker-compose pull
Launch all containers (creates volumes and starts containers)
- docker-compose up -d

How Testers Can Maintain a Nice Clean Environment

Show Currently Running and All Past Containers

docker ps -a

Let's Say You Discover You Have Two Older Containers (named `isle-web`, `isle-db`) and You Want to Remove Them:

Example to stop these 2 containers
- docker stop isle-web isle-db
Example to remove these 2 containers
- docker rm isle-web isle-db