Collection Tools for Docker Usages

docker_shell.bash

source docker_shell.bash

• xDockerImagesDelete is alias of the following command:

docker rmi -f $(docker images -a -q)

• xDockerPruneAll is alias of the following command:

docker system prune -a --volumes

• xDockerPrune is alias of the following command:

docker system prune

• xDockerRun $name $options is alias of the following command:

xDockerRun channelfinder -d

docker run --network=host ${options} --rm --name="$name"  jeonghanlee/"$name":latest

• xDockerPull $name is alias of the following command:

docker pull jeonghanlee/"$name":latest

• xDockerLastIdIn

xDockerLastIdIn eb59f9c86930 "--entrypoint" "/bin/sh" "-v" "$HOME/docker_data:/data"

push_to_hub.bash

• One can override the default target name via an available options -n in push_to_hub or a local file

echo "TARGET_NAME=recsync" > docker_target_name.local

If one use both methods, the option -n is used.

Usage    : ./push_to_hub.bash [-s IMAGE ID] [-t Release Version] <-u docker hub username> <t docker taget name> <-p>

               -s : Docker IMAGE ID
               -t : Desired Release Version
               -n : Target name (default:recsync)
               -u : Docker HUB user name (default:jeonghanlee)
               -p : Push the docker hub (need to do push)

 ---- Dry run (Default)
 $ bash ./push_to_hub.bash -s "04ac57cc7c72" -t "4-v0.1.0"

 ---- Push it to docker hub
 $ bash ./push_to_hub.bash -s "04ac57cc7c72" -t "4-v0.1.0" -p

Check an image id, which one would like to do tag

docker ps

Login the docker hub

docker login

Create tag and push

The first argument is IMAGE ID, the second one is a version. Then one has the following tag jeonghanlee/recsync:1-v0.1.0

• Dry-run

bash docker/scripts/push_to_hub.bash -s "24924741269d" -t "recsync:1-v0.1.0"

• Push

bash docker/scripts/push_to_hub.bash -s "24924741269d" -t "recsync:1-v0.1.0" -p

Pull the image from docker hub

docker pull jeonghanlee/recsync:1-v0.1.0