====== Docker Commands Cheat Sheet ======

===== Basic Commands =====

docker --version - Check Docker version

docker info - Display system-wide information

docker help - Get help on Docker commands

===== Container Management =====

docker run IMAGE - Create and start a container from an image

docker ps - List running containers

docker ps -a - List all containers (including stopped ones)

docker stop CONTAINER - Stop a running container

docker start CONTAINER - Start a stopped container

docker restart CONTAINER - Restart a container

docker rm CONTAINER - Remove a stopped container

docker logs CONTAINER - View logs of a container

docker exec -it CONTAINER COMMAND - Run a command inside a running container

===== Image Management =====

docker images - List available images

docker pull IMAGE - Download an image from Docker Hub

docker build -t IMAGE . - Build an image from a Dockerfile

docker rmi IMAGE - Remove an image

===== Network Management =====

docker network ls - List available networks

docker network create NETWORK_NAME - Create a new network

docker network inspect NETWORK_NAME - Display network details

docker network rm NETWORK_NAME - Remove a network

===== Volume Management =====

docker volume ls - List volumes

docker volume create VOLUME_NAME - Create a volume

docker volume inspect VOLUME_NAME - Display volume details

docker volume rm VOLUME_NAME - Remove a volume

===== Docker Compose =====

docker-compose up - Start containers using docker-compose.yml

docker-compose down - Stop and remove containers defined in docker-compose.yml

docker-compose ps - List running containers in a Compose project

===== Additional Useful Commands =====

docker system prune - Remove unused data (containers, images, networks, volumes)

docker stats - Show live resource usage of running containers

docker top CONTAINER - Show running processes in a container

docker inspect CONTAINER/IMAGE - Get detailed information about a container or image

This cheat sheet provides an overview of commonly used Docker commands. For more details, refer to the Docker Documentation.