What are the commonly used commands for managing Docker containers?

Here are some commonly used Docker container management commands:

1. Create a container: docker run
2. docker run -itd –name mycontainer ubuntu:latest // Start a new container named “mycontainer” based on the latest Ubuntu image.
3. Start container: docker start
4. begin mycontainer using docker
5. Stop the container: docker stop
6. docker command to stop the container named mycontainer
7. Restart container: docker restart
8. restart mycontainer using docker
9. Remove container: docker rm
10. remove mycontainer using docker
11. View the list of containers: docker ps
12. Show all running Docker containers.
13. View all container lists, including stopped ones: docker ps -a
14. Show all containers, including stopped ones
15. Access a running container: docker exec
16. Run the bash command inside the container named mycontainer with interactive mode.
17. View the container logs: docker logs
18. View the logs for mycontainer in Docker.
19. View detailed information about the container: docker inspect
20. Show me information about mycontainer using the docker inspect command.
21. Pause the container: docker pause
22. pause my container in Docker
23. Resume the paused container: docker unpause
24. docker resume mycontainer
25. Export container: docker export
26. Export the ‘mycontainer’ Docker container and save it as ‘mycontainer.tar’.
27. Import container: docker import
28. Bring in the container from the mycontainer.tar file using docker import.
29. Copy files into a container: docker cp
30. Copy the file from the specified path to the “mycontainer” container at the specified destination.

These commands can assist you in managing and operating Docker containers.