The Ultimate Docker Cheat Sheet: 50 Commands for Every Developer

Docker is a powerful tool for containerizing applications, enabling seamless deployment across environments. Here are 50 essential Docker commands that every developer should know to fully leverage its capabilities:

1. docker run — Run a container from an image.
2. docker pull — Pull an image from a registry.
3. docker push — Push an image to a registry.
4. docker build — Build an image from a Dockerfile.
5. docker ps — List running containers.
6. docker stop — Stop a running container.
7. docker start — Start a stopped container.
8. docker restart — Restart a container.
9. docker logs — Show the logs of a container.
10. docker exec — Execute a command inside a running container.
11. docker images — List available images.
12. docker rm — Remove a container.
13. docker rmi — Remove an image.
14. docker inspect — Show detailed information about a container or image.
15. docker network create — Create a new network for containers to communicate.
16. docker network connect — Connect a container to a network.