How the docker daemon is configured and operated
This article mainly introduces the relevant knowledge of how to configure and operate the docker daemon, the content is detailed and easy to understand, the operation is simple and fast, and has a certain reference value. I believe you will gain something after reading this article on how to configure and operate the docker daemon. Let's take a look.
View the running status of the docker daemon
Syntax:
Ps-ef | grep dockersudo status docker
Example:
Start, stop the daemon for restarting docker (managed with the service command)
Syntax:
Sudo service docker startsudo service docker stopsudo service docker restart
Example:
Startup options for the docker daemon
Syntax:
Docker-d [options]
Operation related:
-djiming, Musi, debugering false
-emam copyright execwi driver= "native"
-GMAT Musi grapher = "/ var/bin/docker"
-- icc=true
-lmmam, copyright, login, level = "info"
-able= []
-pmam Musi PidFile = "/ var/run/dpcker.pid"
Related to docker server connection:
-GMAT Mutual group = "docker"
-hmam Musti Mutual = []
-- tls=flase
...
Remoateapi related:
-- api-enable-cors=false
...
Storage related:
-smam talk about storagewater driver= ""
-- selinux-enabled=flase
-- storage-opt= []
...
Registry related:
-- insecure-registry= []
...
Related to network settings:
-bmam Mutual Mutual Bridge = ""
-- ip=0.0.0.0
-- ip-forward=ture
-- ip-masq=ture
-- iptables=ture
-- ipv6=false
-- mtu=0
...
Modify the startup configuration of the docker daemon:
/ etc/default/docker
Example:
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