Get started with Docker using these basic Docker commands. Whether you are in DevOps or development, you will probably end up using Docker containers.

In this Docker commands tutorial for beginners, we will offer examples of how to pull a Docker container, start and stop the containers, list your Docker network, and delete unused containers.

While there are many more features to uncover, these are the most useful and common Docker commands you should learn as you’ll use them on a daily basis.

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Chapters:

0:00 ⏩ Intro

1:14 ⏩ Getting Started with Docker

1:38 ⏩ docker run & docker pull

2:09 ⏩ Naming containers and Image versions

2:59 ⏩ docker ps and -a tag

3:31 ⏩ docker start and docker stop

3:54 ⏩ networking in docker, -p tag, docker network ls, and inspect

5:00 ⏩ Docker Network Monitoring tools

5:20 ⏩ docker kill

6:06 ⏩ Removing containers

6:25 ⏩ docker images and docker rmi

7:25 ⏩ docker help

7:41 ⏩ Outro

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