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docker run command #12
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Our usage of Docker in easyWSL project is limited only to grab tarballs from Docker Hub. You can't use Docker-specific stuff with easyWSL, because easyWSL is for WSL, not the Docker itself. It may sound as a con, but in fact, you no longer need to have Docker installed and running to use an already made Docker image which is on Docker Hub. |
Thanks for the advice. This is all new for me. Is there any documentation how to do this in general? |
Basically we get layer or several layers from Docker Hub and combine those into one single If you get lost, I recommend reading Docker Docs, and if you get lost with what options WSL gives you, you can always run |
How do I start a WSL Docker Container with specifc run commands e.g. --publish?
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