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Alright guys, in the previous

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lecture I have explained you

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differences between Docker commands

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and Docker management commands. And

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Docker management commands have

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appeared not long ago, and they

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actually combine some of regular

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commands. And some people say that

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you must use only management

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commands, and forget about commands.

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But I will argue with that because

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Docker commands are much shorter,

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and they are much quicker to type.

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And also please note that you don't

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need to remember all those commands

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listed here. You will use just a

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part of them on a regular basis.

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All right, in this lecture, I want

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to show you some alternative

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versions of some popular commands

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that you could use either with

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commands or management commands.

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And here is such a list. For

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example, most popular command is

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'docker ps', and this command lists

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all containers that are currently

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running. Alternative diversion for

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this command with management

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command is 'docker container ls'. And

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of course, this command has more

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characters, and you need more time

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to type. That's why I prefer

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personally to use this shortcut,

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'docker ps'. Next alternative pair is

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'docker build', and 'docker builder

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build'. And with this command,

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you're able to build a new image.

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And again, please note that those

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commands are completely equivalent,

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and you're able to use either this

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one or this one. Great. Next pair is

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'docker inspect', and 'docker container

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inspect'. With this command you're

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able to inspect, and read

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details about a specific container

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that was created before. And again

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you're able to use either a

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shortcut 'docker inspect' or 'docker

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container inspect', where container

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is Management Command, and inspect

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is sub-command. Next example is

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'docker commit' and 'docker container

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commit'. With this command, you're

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able to create the image based on

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specific container. And the last

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example is 'docker run' and 'docker

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container run'. It is also very

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popular command, and I prefer to use

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this shortcut. With this command

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you're able to start a new

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container, or if you want you're

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able to use Management Command,

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'docker container run' to perform the

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same action. Great. That's

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alternative of some commands, and

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much more commands have

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alternatives with management

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commands, but I have just shown you

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some examples of them in order to

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get an idea of what is alternative

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command for Management Command.

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Great. Let me quickly go to terminal,

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and use 'docker ps' command; and this

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command will show you currently running

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containers. And at the moment, this

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list in my case is empty. And I

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could use same command with

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Management Command, docker container

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ls'; and here in this output you see

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the same result as you see in

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'docker ps' output. And that means

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that those two commands are completely

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equivalent. Great. That's all for

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this lecture. And please note that

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you're able to use either short

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versions of commands or long

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versions with management commands.

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And probably in the future Docker

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developers will remove some Docker

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commands like 'docker ps', 'docker

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build', 'docker inspect', but I

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personally don't think so, because

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many many people use short versions

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and they are used to them. Alright,

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let's proceed, and next let's

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start talking about containers and

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images, and start performing

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some practical activities. And I

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will tell you how to pull image

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from Docker Hub, and how to create a

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new container based on that image.

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Also, I will explain the structure

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of image and container. I'll see

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you in the next lecture. Bye-Bye.

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