In this chapter, you looked at the Docker commands that can be used to manage your containers, viewing their status and looking inside them to see what they are doing.
To perform tasks, we looked at how we can execute commands against our running containers. This will lay the groundwork, so you understand what is going on behind the scenes if you use a GUI application to manage containers.
We also took a look at utilizing your existing management suite and using it to cover more ground, including your Docker containers. We took a look at four major management suites that you can use to manage your Docker containers.
We lastly took a look at Docker Swarm that hopefully got you excited for the later chapter on Docker Swarm. With Docker Swarm, we can cluster our containers, view where all our containers are running across multiple Docker hosts, and use it for discovery services to help scale our environments.
In the next chapter, we will be looking at Docker security—the topic that is always...