Docker commands are used to interact with the Docker daemon and manage Docker containers, images, and networks. Here are some of the most common Docker commands:

Container Management:

• docker run: Creates and starts a new container.

• docker start: Starts an existing container.

• docker stop: Stops an existing container.

• docker restart: Restarts an existing container.

• docker pause: Pauses an existing container.

• docker unpause: Unpauses an existing container.

• docker kill: Kills an existing container.

• docker rm: Removes an existing container.

• docker ps: Lists running and stopped containers.

Image Management:

• docker pull: Pulls an image from a registry.

• docker push: Pushes an image to a registry.

• docker build: Builds an image from a Dockerfile.

• docker images: Lists images.

• docker rmi: Removes an image.

Network Management:

• docker network create: Creates a new network.

• docker network ls: Lists networks.

• docker network rm: Removes a network.

Volume Management:

• docker volume create: Creates a new volume.

• docker volume ls: Lists volumes.

• docker volume rm: Removes a volume.

Other Commands:

• docker exec: Executes a command in a running container.

• docker inspect: Gets detailed information about a container, image, or network.

• docker login: Logs in to a registry.

• docker logout: Logs out of a registry.