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Using Docker Image

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Using Docker Image

Using Docker Image

Using Docker Image

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Demystifying

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Demystifying

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- Download the github repo: 
https://github.com/Mohitsharma44/ucsl-image

- Make sure you have done the following:

    # created an account on https://hub.docker.com
    # installed docker
    # installed docker-compose^
    # pulled the ucsl-image
(docker pull mohitsharma44/ucsl-image:latest)

^ Linux users: 
​- sudo curl -L https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/1.22.0/docker-compose-$(uname -s)-$(uname -m) -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose.
- sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose

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Make sure everything is working

docker --version

docker-compose --version

:Make sure you get No Errors:

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Fire up the container

cd ucsl-image/image

docker-compose up
(you can pass -d flag to run it as daemon)

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Demystifying

Saving the Current state of Container

docker commit -m "Added x package" 
ucsl-container mohitsharma44/ucsl-image:latest

docker commit -m <commit_msg> <container_id/name>

<repository>:[tag]

e.g.

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Pushing an image to a registry^

docker push mohitsharma44/ucsl-image:latest

docker push <repository>:[tag]

e.g.

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^ We will be using docker hub, so create an account first.

^ You may also need to type docker login in the terminal.

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docker stop ucsl-container -t 5

docker stop <container_name/id> [-t time_to_kill]

e.g.

^ Just stopping the container will not delete your data

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docker rm -f ucsl-container

docker rm -f <container_name/id>

e.g.

^ To remove an already stopped container, don't use -f flag

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Learning by doing

Fire up your terminal

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser 
2. go to Downloads directory

cd ~/Downloads

~ is the expansion of your home directory

Changing directory

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser 
2. go to Downloads directory

ls -lht ~/Downloads

~ is the expansion of your home directory

long format

human readable format

sort by time

Listing contents of a directory

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser
2. Go to Downloads 
3. Click on New Folder. 
4.Name it PUIrocks

mkdir ~/Downloads/PUIrocks

~ is the expansion of your home directory

Creating directorY

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser
2. Go to Downloads
3. Right-Click on PUIrocks -> Delete

rm -rf ~/Downloads/PUIrocks

~ is the expansion of your home directory

Removing directories

recursive

force

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser

pwd

current working directory

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser
2. Go to A, Right Click -> Copy
3. Go to B, Right Click -> Paste

cp -rp /path/to/A /path/to/B

copying files from A to B

recursive

preserve:
timestamps
ownership
mode

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser
2. Go to A, Right Click -> Move
3. Go to B, Right Click -> Paste

mv /path/to/A /path/to/B

Moving files from A to B

Mac doesn't have Move to option

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser
2. Go to Directory with the file.
3. Open the file

more /path/to/file

Print contents of file

cat -l /path/to/file

line numbers

less /path/to/file

most /path/to/file

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Learning by doing

1. Open your File Browser
2. Type string in search bar

grep -rli "foo" /path/to/*.py

Find a string in File/ Directory

recursively

file name

ignore case

wild card

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Learning by doing

1. fuhgeddaboudit

redirecting I/O

Learning by doing

redirect output of one command as an input to the next

Counting number of directories

ls ~/Downloads | wc -l

pipe

line count

Output to a file

echo "Hello World" > myfile.txt

echo "Bye" >> myfile.txt

overwrite

append

Learning by doing

process manipulation

List all processes

ps -ef

Find your specific process

ps aux

OR

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ps -ef | grep -i <parent_process>

Learning by doing

process manipulation

Kill specific Process

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1. ps -ef | grep -i <parent_process>
2. kill -9 <pid>

OR

pkill -9 <name>

Learning by doing

history

Access history

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history

reverse-i-search

ctrl + r