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updating some docker stuff

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Nathan Stilwell 2016-12-23 12:46:56 -05:00
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@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ cat <<-USAGE
usage: dock <command> usage: dock <command>
clean Remove all stopped containers clean Remove all stopped containers
info Info on Docker setup
help show Docker cheat sheet help show Docker cheat sheet
USAGE USAGE
} }
@ -15,53 +14,17 @@ function dock_clean {
[ "$1" = "images" ] && docker rmi $(docker images -q); [ "$1" = "images" ] && docker rmi $(docker images -q);
} }
function dock_info {
cat <<-INFO
You are (probably) running docker locally on a Mac using Docker Toolbox.
Docker Machine is the new boot2docker thing. You have a virtual machine
created called 'default'. You can check the status by running.
docker-machine status default
If it's not 'Running', you can bring it up with docker-machine start
You should have this in your profile:
### Docker
export DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY="1"
export DOCKER_HOST="tcp://192.168.99.100:2376"
export DOCKER_CERT_PATH="/Users/nathan/.docker/machine/machines/default"
export DOCKER_MACHINE_NAME="default"
and, you should have this in your /etc/hosts
## Docker Machine
192.168.99.100 docker d
So, you can access local running containers, by going to:
http://d:<port of container>
INFO
}
function dock_help { function dock_help {
cat <<-HELP cat <<-HELP
# list local images # list local images
docker images docker images
# build a tagged docker docker image; # build a tagged docker image;
docker build -t <tag name> <folder>; docker build -t <tag name> <folder>;
## Example:
docker build -t chicksphotocracy/photoop:latest .
# run a docker image as a daemon on a port; # run a docker image as a daemon on a port;
docker run -d --name <give it a name> -p <inside port : outside port> <tag>; docker run -d --name <give it a name> -p <inside port : outside port> <tag>;
## Example:
docker run -t -i -p 5678:5678 chicksphotocracy/photoop:1.9.0
# run bash in a container; # run bash in a container;
docker exec -ti <name, tag, or id> bash; docker exec -ti <name, tag, or id> bash;
@ -71,6 +34,8 @@ cat <<-HELP
# remove a container # remove a container
docker rm <tag, name, id> docker rm <tag, name, id>
# view logs from a container
docker logs -f <tag, name, id>
HELP HELP
} }
@ -79,7 +44,6 @@ function dock () {
dock_usage; dock_usage;
else else
[ "$1" = "clean" ] && dock_clean "$2" [ "$1" = "clean" ] && dock_clean "$2"
[ "$1" = "info" ] && dock_info
[ "$1" = "help" ] && dock_help [ "$1" = "help" ] && dock_help
fi fi
} }