Name: LinuxPatch
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Author: LinuxPatch

Docker Configurator for Ubuntu & Debian

Summary

1. Container Image
2. Network Setup
3. docker Logs
4. Storage Mounts
5. Container Name
6. Restart Policy

1. Container Image

Select a container image:

Choose a popular image or specify a custom one

2. Network Setup

Choose your network setup:

"Bridge" mode (recommended) provides network isolation for containers. "Host" mode shares the host's network stack. "None" disables networking.

3. Docker Logs

Select your logging method:

"Journald" integrates with Systemd's journal. "Kubernetes File" logs in a Kubernetes-compatible format. "None" disables logging.

4. Storage Mounts

Volume Mount:

Specify a volume mount in the format "host_path:container_path"

Bind Mount:

Specify a bind mount in the format "host_path:container_path"

5. Container Name

Specify a name for your container:

Optionally provide a custom name for your container

6. Restart Policy

Select a restart policy:

"No" never restarts the container. "Always" always restarts the container. "On-failure" restarts only if the container exits with a non-zero status. "Unless-stopped" restarts unless explicitly stopped or Docker itself is stopped or restarted.

7. Privileged Mode

Enable Privileged Mode

Warning: Privileged mode gives all capabilities to the container, and it also lifts all the limitations enforced by the device cgroup controller. Use with caution.

8. Persistent Mode

Enable Persistent Mode

Persistent mode keeps the container around after it exits. This allows you to inspect the container's file system or logs after it has stopped.

Preview Command: docker run --network bridge --log-driver journald ubuntu:24.04

Common Docker Commands

List all containers: docker ps -a
Stop a container: docker stop [CONTAINER_ID or NAME]
Remove a container: docker rm [CONTAINER_ID or NAME]

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