How to restart Spring Boot deployment using Docker?

To restart the Spring Boot application deployed on Docker, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the terminal or command prompt, and access the Docker host.
2. To locate running containers, you can use the following command:
3. List all running containers.
4. This will display all running containers, including containers for Spring Boot applications.
5. Find the container ID or name of the container that needs to be restarted.
6. Restart the container with the following command:
7. restart the Docker container with the specified ID or name
8. Replace with the actual container ID or name.
9. Docker will restart the container and the Spring Boot application.

Please note that when restarting a container, all running state within the container will be reset. This means that any temporary data or state of the application may be lost. If you wish to preserve this data and state when restarting the container, you may consider using Docker volumes to map the data directory to a directory on the host. This way, even if the container restarts, the data will remain in the directory on the host.