- Docker Tutorial
- Docker - Home
- Docker - Overview
- Docker - Installing on Linux
- Docker - Installation
- Docker - Hub
- Docker - Images
- Docker - Containers
- Docker - Registries
- Docker - Compose
- Docker - Working With Containers
- Docker - Architecture
- Docker - Container & Hosts
- Docker - Configuration
- Docker - Containers & Shells
- Docker - Dockerfile
- Docker - Building Files
- Docker - Public Repositories
- Docker - Managing Ports
- Docker - Web Server
- Docker - Commands
- Docker - Container Linking
- Docker - Data Storage
- Docker - Networking
- Docker - Toolbox
- Docker - Cloud
- Docker - Logging
- Docker - Continuous Integration
- Docker - Kubernetes Architecture
- Docker - Working of Kubernetes
- Docker Setting Services
- Docker - Setting Node.js
- Docker - Setting MongoDB
- Docker - Setting NGINX
- Docker - Setting ASP.Net
- Docker Setting - Python
- Docker Setting - Java
- Docker Setting - Redis
- Docker Setting - Alpine
- Docker Setting - BusyBox
- Docker Useful Resources
- Docker - Quick Guide
- Docker - Useful Resources
- Docker - Discussion
Docker - Configuring
In this chapter, we will look at the different options to configure Docker.
service docker stop
This command is used to stop the Docker daemon process.
Syntax
service docker stop
Options
None
Return Value
A message showing that the Docker process has stopped.
Example
sudo service docker stop
Output
When we run the above command, it will produce the following result −
service docker start
This command is used to start the Docker daemon process.
Syntax
service docker start
Options
None
Return Value
A message showing that the Docker process has started.
Example
sudo service docker start
Output
When we run the above command, it will produce the following result −
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