Docker compose commands

Go to the folder where the docker-compose.yaml file is located, where you can execute the docker compose commands.

cd soffid4compose

In this tutorial, all commands are without sudo, if you need sudo do the Use docker without sudo.

Check the version.

docker compose version

Create or upgrade the containers, you must do it every time you modify the docker-compose.yaml file.

docker compose up -d

Check containers.

docker compose ps

Start, restart and stop a container

docker compose stop console
docker compose start console
docker compose restart console

Start, restart or stop all containers

docker compose stop
docker compose start
docker compose restart

View the console logs.

docker compose logs -f console

Destroy the containers

docker compose down

Enter into a container

docker compose exec -it console bash

Copy a file into a container

docker compose cp /soffid/mariadb-backup.sql mariadb:/tmp

Follow the next steps.

Command	Comment
sudo vi /etc/group sudo gedit /etc/group etc	Edit the file
docker:x:988:YOUR-USER	Add your user at the end of the docker command
sudo systemctl restart docker	Restart the docker service (no hace falta?)
sudo usermod -aG docker YOUR-USER	Update your user attributes (no hace falta?)
exit	Exit to the ubuntu session
login	Log in into your docker session
docker ps	Confirm that you do not need to use sudo with a docker command