In this tutorial, all commands are without sudo, if you need sudo do the [Use docker without sudo](https://bookstack.soffid.com/books/utilities/page/docker-compose-commands#bkmrk-use-docker-without-s).
Check the **version**. ```shell docker compose version ``` Create or **upgrade** the **containers**, you must do it every time you modify the docker-compose.yaml file. ```shell docker compose up -d ``` **Check** containers. ```shell docker compose ps ``` Start, restart and stop a container ```shell docker compose stop console docker compose start console docker compose restart console ``` **Start**, **restart** or **stop** all containers ```shell docker compose stop docker compose start docker compose restart ``` View the console **logs**. ```shell docker compose logs -f console ``` **Destroy** the containers ```shell docker compose down ``` **Enter** into a container ```shell docker compose exec -it console bash ``` Copy a file into a container ```shell docker compose cp /soffid/mariadb-backup.sql mariadb:/tmp ``` ### Use docker without sudo Follow the next steps.| **Command** | **Comment** |
| sudo gedit /etc/group | Edit the file with your editor (gedit for this example) |
| docker:x:988:YOUR-USER | Add YOUR-USER at the end of the docker command without : at the end |
| logout | Log out from the ubuntu session |
| login | Log in into the ubuntu session |
| docker ps | Confirm that you do not need to use sudo with a docker command |