This new version of our Docker Cheat Sheet is again structured by Compute, Network, Storage but now substructured by Docker CLI, Dockerfile, Docker Compose, and Docker Swarm. It now tries (if possible) to summarize in a condensed way the different ways for using containers throughout the Docker ecosystem.
So from a quick docker run on Docker CLI up to complex service deployments via Docker Compose and up to the newly introduced docker stack command for Docker Swarm everything is covered on one sheet.
Main Structure
As with Docker Compose the main structure is:
Compute
Everything about services (e.g. web, lb, db) provided through containers. This section is similar to "Services" in Docker Compose.
Network
This section is similar to "Networks" in Docker Compose and covers the most important network capabilities.
Storage
This section is similar to "Volumes" in Docker Compose and shows the most important ways handle stateful (persistent data) aspects in a usually ephemeral (transient) container infrastructure.
Substructure
With this rewrite the substructure has been changed to:
Docker CLI
Basic commands for operating with pulled-in images on the docker cli.
Dockerfile
If possible and reasonable, it shows how to achieve the same effect(s ... or more) via self-built images based on a dockerfile.
Docker Compose
If possible and reasonable, it shows how to move from images to (bundled) service definitions in a docker compose file.
Docker Swarm
If possible and reasonable, these bundled services can be deployed as docker stack to a cluster-capable docker swarm.
Other aspects
Everything else from the old version, which no longer fits the new structure is gathered here.
Further information
The Docker Cheat Sheet is available on Github:
https://github.com/daten-und-bass/docker-cheat-sheet