In Jack Wallen's How to Make Tech Work tutorial, he shows how using the Docker exec command provides you with more flexibility. Did you know you can issue commands within a running Docker container?

To do this, you’ll need to have a Docker Swarm up and running with at least a controller node and a new node to join. You can add as many nodes as you need and do so at any time.

If you want to run your first Docker Windows Server container, you need to first install the required roles and features, and then pull the container.

Docker cp command example Copying a file from inside a Docker container to the host is a great way to create a custom Docker image. For example, you could run the official Nginx Docker image and then ...