Managing the states of Docker container is called Docker Container Lifecycle Management. We have to assure that the containers are up and running, or destroyed if they are of no use anymore. There are different stages when we create a Docker container which is known as Docker Container Lifecycle.
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This blog covers:
– Docker Container Lifecycle Management
– Common Commands in Docker Container Lifecycle Management
– Difference between docker run, docker create, and docker stop
– Difference between docker pause and docker stop
– Difference between docker rm and docker kill
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