add your user to docker group
# usermod -a -G docker user1
to use docker commands as user1 without logging out of system, run below command as user1
~$ newgrp docker
docker provides many ways to run commands in containers
container are about running process
focusing on "docker run"
docker run ubuntu:latest ls -lh /etc/postfix
# get inside docker
docker run -i -t ubuntu:latest
type exit to exit

## remove docker container after running the command called "sleep 100"
docker run --rm busybox:1.24 sleep 100
## specify name for docker container we want to run
docker run --name mycontainer100 busybox:1.24
docker run --name mycontainer200 busybox:latest
docker ps -a
docker inspect containerid
##outpus image id , logpath,mac id
user1@localhost$ docker run -d busybox:latest sleep 10
a7393fc5cc8e1db7e87b9eb24151147
user1@localhost$ docker inspect a7393fc5cc8e1db7e87b9eb24151147
# usermod -a -G docker user1
to use docker commands as user1 without logging out of system, run below command as user1
~$ newgrp docker
docker provides many ways to run commands in containers
container are about running process
focusing on "docker run"
docker run ubuntu:latest ls -lh /etc/postfix
# get inside docker
docker run -i -t ubuntu:latest
type exit to exit

## remove docker container after running the command called "sleep 100"
docker run --rm busybox:1.24 sleep 100
docker run --rm busybox:1.24 sleep 100
## remove docker container after running the command called "sleep 100"
docker run --rm busybox:1.24 sleep 100
## specify name for docker container we want to run
docker run --name mycontainer100 busybox:1.24
docker run --name mycontainer200 busybox:latest
docker ps -a
docker inspect containerid
##outpus image id , logpath,mac id
user1@localhost$ docker run -d busybox:latest sleep 10
a7393fc5cc8e1db7e87b9eb24151147
user1@localhost$ docker inspect a7393fc5cc8e1db7e87b9eb24151147
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