How to run a JAR file in Docker image?
I created a Docker image with java, and am copying the jar file into the image. My Dockerfile is : docker build -t imageName. In the console I see the output from the application and everything is fine. But when I stop the image, I don`t know how to run the image again ?
Why is my unbound container not showing up in Docker?
I have an unbound container up and running, also a pihole container. After a reboot of the host server, Docker doesn’t show me any containers at all. And no docker images either. But the unbound and pihole containers are definitely running in the background.
Where do I find some image in Docker?
Now, get inside the container and look for what you need. Assuming the container name is, some-image. If you already know the folder: as noted by @Konrad Botor it’s possible to use also the container id instead of the container name and more importantly not all images have bash installed (alpine is the most popular image not using it).
How to get inside a container in Docker?
$ docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES 36029… image/image 1 sec.. Up.. some-container Now, get inside the container and look for what you need. Assuming the container name is, some-image. If you already know the folder:
Can you create two different Docker containers with the same name?
You’re attempting to create two different containers, each with the same name. Each time you execute docker run it will create a container, and you’ve named the containers the same with –name basexhttp. These names must be unique, even among stopped containers.
Which is already in use by Docker Stack Exchange?
The container name “/basexhttp” is already in use by container – DevOps Stack Exchange docker: Error response from daemon: Conflict. The container name “/basexhttp” is already in use by container
What’s the container name for basexhttp in Docker?
The container name “/basexhttp” is already in use by container “4b827c082bebe45b8be5b7c956f1ada92407181aeec82dc5f71a63f2c5af537e”. You have to remove (or rename) that container to be able to reuse that name.