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    Openshift Training Command

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    This document provides instructions for using Podman, a tool for managing Open Container Initiative (OCI) containers on Linux. It discusses: 1. Installing Podman and checking the kernel version. 2. Basic Podman commands like pulling images, running containers, viewing container processes, and attaching to containers. 3. Creating containers interactively and in detached mode. Exporting containers to images and importing/loading images. 4. Creating a web server container with Port mapping and building a custom image using a Dockerfile. 5. Deleting all containers and images in one command. Creating a Docker swarm cluster.

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    This document provides instructions for using Podman, a tool for managing Open Container Initiative (OCI) containers on Linux. It discusses: 1. Installing Podman and checking the kernel version. 2. Basic Podman commands like pulling images, running containers, viewing container processes, and attaching to containers. 3. Creating containers interactively and in detached mode. Exporting containers to images and importing/loading images. 4. Creating a web server container with Port mapping and building a custom image using a Dockerfile. 5. Deleting all containers and images in one command. Creating a Docker swarm cluster.

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    This document provides instructions for using Podman, a tool for managing Open Container Initiative (OCI) containers on Linux. It discusses: 1. Installing Podman and checking the kernel version. 2. Basic Podman commands like pulling images, running containers, viewing container processes, and attaching to containers. 3. Creating containers interactively and in detached mode. Exporting containers to images and importing/loading images. 4. Creating a web server container with Port mapping and building a custom image using a Dockerfile. 5. Deleting all containers and images in one command. Creating a Docker swarm cluster.

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    Openshift Training Command

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    This document provides instructions for using Podman, a tool for managing Open Container Initiative (OCI) containers on Linux. It discusses: 1. Installing Podman and checking the kernel version. 2. Basic Podman commands like pulling images, running containers, viewing container processes, and attaching to containers. 3. Creating containers interactively and in detached mode. Exporting containers to images and importing/loading images. 4. Creating a web server container with Port mapping and building a custom image using a Dockerfile. 5. Deleting all containers and images in one command. Creating a Docker swarm cluster.

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    26-04-2021

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    DO180 part of containers + openshift

    cmd >ssh -i linux3podohio.pem [email protected]

    >Yes
    >who am i

    docker/podman
    vmwere
    kernel

    yum install podman -y


    uname -r : to check the kernel
    podman

    yum install bash-completion -y

    bash

    podman info :each and every details of podman

    check images : podman images

    search image : podman search hello-world

    Download: podman pull <docker.io/library/hello-world

    podman images

    create container: podman run <hello-world>


    how many containers running : podman ps
    all check running stop : podman ps -a

    customize name container: podman run --name tcs1 hello-world

    27-04-2021
    -------------------
    Interactive terminal: podman run -i -t centos
    ls -l
    exit
    Enter into container: docker/podman attach <container name>

    New name: podman run -it --name container2 centos


    To run container trick: CTRL+PQ
    To run a new command inside ur container: podman exec -it container2 bash
    Help to find: podman --help | grep detach
    Run in background: podman run -itd centos
    Automatically stop all containers: podman run -itd --name priyapolicy1 --restart
    always centos
    To start a container: podman start <containername>
    To stop a container: podman stop <containername>
    Details about container: podman inspect <runningcontainername>
    Remove docker images: podman rmi <imagename> -f
    Delete Container:
    Ubuntu command: >etc/sourceslist/ > apt-get update vsftp
    How to create your web application in ur container: podman run -it --name webserver
    centos
    with port number: podman run -it --name
    webserver12 -p 5000:80 nginx
    to check: cd /etc/yum.repos.d/
    Apache: yum install httpd -y
    /var/www/html
    vi index.html
    <h1>Hello Openshift</h1>
    :wq
    cat /var/www/html/index.html
    systemctl start httpd
    systmctl status httpd
    Two command to run html page inside docker: httpd -DFOREGROUND
    httpd -DBACKGROUND
    To run directly in terminal: curl <ip>
    How to create the image from running container: podman export webserver10 -o
    test_v1.tar

    podman export pr.tar new:b1

    28-04-2021
    -----------------------------------------------------
    Q1)
    podman run -it --name webserver11 -p 3354:80 centos
    yum install httpd -y
    cd /var/www/html/
    echo Hello World > index.html
    httpd: -DBACKGROUND
    create Tar file: podman export webserver2 -o test1.tar (if it will not work delete
    a file)
    Import: podman import test1.tar test:v1

    Q2

    podman save httpd -o check.tar


    ls
    podman load -i check.tar
    change tag: podman tag httpd check:v1

    Dockerfile:
    mkdir docker
    ls
    vim Dockerfile
    FROM centos (image)
    MAINTAINER [email protected] (name or email)
    RUN - run commands inside image/container yum install httpd -y
    COPY dev.html /var/www/html/ echo Hello World >
    /var/www/html/index.html
    CMD - run the commands ur going to run starting time httpd -DFOREGROUND
    ENTRYPOINT - Each and every time if u want to run
    EXPOSE - port expose 80
    ADD cool.
    WORKDIR - which dir u wants to work as /usr/share/nginx/html

    creating a image from docker file: podman build -t custom:latest .


    how a image created automatically: podman history centos
    one command to delet all container: podman ps -qa
    podman rm -f $(podman ps -qa)
    podman rmi -a
    all images delete one go: podman images -q
    podman rmi -f $(podman images -q)
    podman rm -a

    Docker swarm
    ---------------
    how to create cluster of docker swarm : docker swarm init --advertise-addr
    3.14.149.168

    Service create: docker service create -p 3333:80 --name mynginx nginx


    verify list: docker service ls
    container create: docker service <mynginx>

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