#Install Docker in Ubuntu

$sudo apt-get install docker

#Check the installed version of the docker

$docker --version

Container Lifecycle

#Create a container without starting it

$docker create [IMAGE]

#Rename a container

$docker rename [CONATAINER_NAME] [NEW_CONTAINER_NAME]

#Create and start a container

$docker run [IMAGE_NAME/ID]

#Remove a container after it stop

$docker run --rm [IMAGE_NAME/ID]

#Start a container and keep it running

$docker run -it d [IMAGE]

#Create, start the container and run a container; remove the container after executing the command

$docker run -it -rm [IMAGE_ID/IMAGE_NAME]

#Delete a container if it's not running

$docker rm [CONATAINER_ID/CONTAINER_NAME]

Image LifeCycle

#Create an image from a Dockerfile

$docker build https://github.com/yourusername/your-repository.git

#Build an image from a Dockerfile and tag it

$docker build -t Name:v1.0.

#Push an image to the Docker registry

$docker push [IMAGE_NAME]

#Pull an image from the Docker registry

$docker pull [IMAGE]

#Create an image from a container

$docker commit [CONTAINER] [NEW_IMAGE_NAME]

#List Networks

$docker network ls

#Remove one or more networks

$docker network rm [NETWORK_ID/NETWORK_NAME]

#Show information on one or more networks

$docker network inspect [NETWORK_ID/NETWORK_NAME]

#Connect a container to the network

$docker network connect <NETWORK_ID> <CONTAINER_NAME>

#Disconnect a container to the network

$docker network disconnect <NETWORK_ID> <CONTAINER_NAME>

#start a container

$docker start [CONAINTER_NAME/CONTAINER_ID]

#Stop a running container

$docker stop [CONTAINER_NAME/CONTAINER_ID]

#Stop a running container and start it up again

$docker restart [CONTAINER_NAME/CONTAINER_ID]

#Pause processes in running container