1. Containers on Docker Desktop
The besy way to learn about containers is to first see it in action.
We have created a welcome container for you.
You can check it out in the Containers tab(welcome-to-docker)
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2. View the frontend
This one is a simple web application.
Select 8088:80 in the Port(s) column to see it running.
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3. Explore you container
Containers are an isolated environment to run any code.
Select the container, and go to the Files tab to see what’s in it.
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4. Stop your container
A container runs until you stop it. Do this by simply clicking on the Stop icon for your container.
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5. What’s next
You just saw a container in action. Next, you will learn how to run a container.