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       By: asim roy Date: September 9, 2023, 3:53 am
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       Managing multiple containers is called orchestration . There are
       two popular container orchestration tools: , the official
       solution. is a popular open source solution first introduced by
       . These tools all create containers and manage their lifecycle.
       They are also used to handle network connections between
       different containers. Question: Suppose you create an image of
       size . You then create five separate containers from this image.
       In each image, you create a file of size . How much disk space
       does the entire operation take up? Each container created from
       the image uses a negligible amount of disk space. Making a set
       of five containers won't take up a lot of space. However, each
       file created in each container does consume.
       The entire operation uses as the original image, then for each
       container, for a final total of . Creating a container from an
       image does not copy the underlying Phone Number List
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       image's layers. Question: What's the
       easiest way to monitor a running container? The easiest way to
       monitor containers is to use the command. This will print out
       the status of all running containers. Containers can also be
       easily monitored using the command. This prints logs from the
       container, showing the main process's and streams. All past logs
       issued via and can be printed using the command. This is useful
       for seeing what a container has been doing in the past.
       Question: List some of the different commands that occur in .
       What is the purpose of each command.
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       Contains many different commands.   image to use for the image
       we are creating. Used to execute a single command or a series of
       commands in a container when building the container. Copies a
       file or set of files from the host file system into the
       container. Specifies the default command to run when the
       container is first executed. Sets the working directory for all
       subsequent commands in . All subsequent commands will be
       executed with this working directory as the current working
       directory.
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