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Simmons: I want to write a program that allows the user to select a running docker container and give it an interactive shell. The flow of the program I want is roughly as follows: User runs program from bash -./my_program Provides users with an interactive cl
Jimit Joshi: I'm currently exploring how to programmatically delete files/folders inside a docker container. I know we can use docker cp to copy files from container to host. However, I'm looking for something like docker mv or docker rm that allows me to move
Robbo_UK： I'm looking to practically stop and delete a docker container (if running). This is for build scripts. See the example below. How would I stop and delete the docker container "rabbitmq" as shown in the NAMES column in the bash script. docker ps
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Natalaghi I run multiple named Docker containers (200+) on the VM Host. I have a manager script/code that should manage containers from the host. I would like to know if there is any event based mechanism to be notified when the container stops/fails. This way
Bee This is a very basic question. A docker container can be stopped and deleted like this. docker stop <container_id>
docker rm <container_id>
Is it the same as this? docker rm -f <container_id>
If they are not the same, what are the negative consequences o
Derek I'm trying to stop and remove some Docker containers on my machine, but something really weird is happening here. I am trying to stop: docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
This worked temporarily as docker psno containers were shown running. But after a few s
Joe G I haven't upgraded Docker recently. I used to be able to delete the container without error. Now, I keep getting: docker rm -f 05344fa394a4
Error response from daemon: driver "overlay" failed to remove root filesystem for
05344fa394a43e5080deb1a43fdeab
User 10047579 Is it possible to delete containers that are not running? I know for example this will remove the container from the created image docker rm "$(docker ps -q -f status=exited )"
But I want to know how to delete those that are not running takachim
n1_ I have a project where I have a base docker-compose.ymlfile and then 2 files - each for one environment docker-compose.dev.ymland docker-compose.prod.yml. docker-compose.yml version: "2"
services:
app:
build:
context: .
de
Simmons: I want to write a program that allows the user to select a running docker container and give it an interactive shell. The flow of the program I want is roughly as follows: User runs program from bash -./my_program Provides users with an interactive cl
Robbo_UK I want to practically stop and delete the docker container (if running). This is for build scripts. See the example below. How can I stop and delete the docker container "rabbitmq" as shown in the NAMES column in the bash script? docker ps
CONTAINER
Jimit Joshi: I'm currently exploring how to programmatically delete files/folders inside a docker container. I know we can use docker cp to copy files from container to host. However, I'm looking for something like docker mv or docker rm that allows me to move
Cong Le: I can't delete the dead container, after restarting the Docker service it will reappear. docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID STATUS
11667ef16239 Dead
Then docker rm -f 11667ef16239
Then, when I run docker ps -a, the docker container
Bee This is a very basic question. A docker container can be stopped and deleted like this. docker stop <container_id>
docker rm <container_id>
Is it the same as this? docker rm -f <container_id>
If they are not the same, what are the negative consequences o
Bee This is a very basic question. A docker container can be stopped and deleted like this. docker stop <container_id>
docker rm <container_id>
Is it the same as this? docker rm -f <container_id>
If they are not the same, what are the negative consequences o
User 10047579 Is it possible to delete containers that are not running? I know for example this will remove the container from the created image docker rm "$(docker ps -q -f status=exited )"
But I want to know how to delete those that are not running takachim
Bee This is a very basic question. A docker container can be stopped and deleted like this. docker stop <container_id>
docker rm <container_id>
Is it the same as this? docker rm -f <container_id>
If they are not the same, what are the negative consequences o
Derek I'm trying to stop and remove some Docker containers on my machine, but something really weird is happening here. I am trying to stop: docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
This worked temporarily as docker psno containers were shown running. But after a few s
Jimit Joshi I'm currently exploring how to programmatically delete files/folders inside a docker container. I know we can use docker cp to copy files from container to host. However, I'm looking for something like docker mv or docker rm that would allow me to
Alkis Kalogeris I am trying to delete logs from a container. I am using docker for mac. For example, this command is for elasticsearch container docker inspect --format='{{.LogPath}}' elasticsearch
will output /var/lib/docker/containers/d4d426c49ee91447797e48
Joe G I haven't upgraded Docker recently. I used to be able to delete the container without error. Now, I keep getting: docker rm -f 05344fa394a4
Error response from daemon: driver "overlay" failed to remove root filesystem for
05344fa394a43e5080deb1a43fdeab
Simmons: I want to write a program that allows the user to select a running docker container and give it an interactive shell. The flow of the program I want is roughly as follows: User runs program from bash -./my_program Provides users with an interactive cl
Cong Le: I can't delete the dead container, after restarting the Docker service it will reappear. docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID STATUS
11667ef16239 Dead
Then docker rm -f 11667ef16239
Then, when I run docker ps -a, the docker container
Robbo_UK： I'm looking to practically stop and delete a docker container (if running). This is for build scripts. See the example below. How would I stop and delete the docker container "rabbitmq" as shown in the NAMES column in the bash script. docker ps
CONT
bee This is a very basic question. A docker container can be stopped and deleted like this. docker stop <container_id>
docker rm <container_id>
Is it the same as this? docker rm -f <container_id>
If they are not the same, what are the negative consequences o
Derek I'm trying to stop and remove some Docker containers on my machine, but something really weird is happening here. I am trying to stop: docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
This worked temporarily as docker psno containers were shown running. But after a few s
bee This is a very basic question. A docker container can be stopped and deleted like this. docker stop <container_id>
docker rm <container_id>
Is it the same as this? docker rm -f <container_id>
If they are not the same, what are the negative consequences o
Joe G I haven't upgraded Docker recently. I used to be able to delete the container without error. Now, I keep getting: docker rm -f 05344fa394a4
Error response from daemon: driver "overlay" failed to remove root filesystem for
05344fa394a43e5080deb1a43fdeab
MadDocNC When I want to rerun the container with other volumes or update the image. I stopped and tried to delete the container, but I often get geterror in the rmcommand # docker rm containername
Error response from daemon: Driver devicemapper failed to remo