Month: April 2016

Run the container so that it can be reached on port 80 The ports a container can be accessed on are determined when the container is initially ran with the -p flag. The following command will run our image created in the previous lab and forward traffic on port 8080 of our host to the … Read more

In this tutorial we will go over how to make changes to a running container while attached, then saving our progress. This will result in a new deployable image. Install the nginx server to your container and commit the changes. First attach to the running CentOS container, like we did in the last tutorial. docker … Read more

Connect to your running container Now that we have a list of running containers, we can use this information to connect. When connecting to a container, you will have different types of interfaces depending on what software the container is running. Most base OS containers, such as Debian or CentOS, will give you a bash … Read more