- docker search <search-text>

- docker pull <tag>

- docker images

- docker tag <current-tag><new-repo-specific-tag-and-version>

- 1. gcloud auth configure-docker

- 2. docker push<new-repo-specific-tag-and-version>

- DEPRECATED: gcloud docker -- push<new-repo-specific-tag-and-version>

- gcloud container clusters get-credentials<cluster-name> --zone <zone> --project<project-name>

- docker images

- kubectl run <image-name>

--image=<image-tag>

- kubectl exec -it <pod-name> -- ";bash";

- first find the container name for the containeryou want

- then exec the shell

- and then look in the contexts section

- list the pods to see your pod is there

- get the name of your pod's deployment

- you need to delete the deployment. If youdelete the pod, kubernetes will recreate it

- make sure your deployment is gone

- make sure your pod is gone

- kubectl scale deploy <deployment> -n <namespace> --replicas <replicacount>

- gcloud container clusters resize <cluster> --size <number ofnodes per zone> --project <project> --zone <master zone>

- kill -HUP 1

- openssl s_client -connect <domain-name>:<port>| openssl x509 -noout -text

- list all the certs first

- then describe the cert

- pull an image from another repo

- docker pull <tag>

- push an image to a repo

- list all images

- show currently running docker processes

- -a

- docker build -t <tag> <Dockerfile location>

- docker run <tag> <params>

- -it

- -v <from>:<to>:<permissions>

- docker logs <container name>

- docker inspect <container name>

- docker rm <container name>

- remove image <tag>

- docker cp <from> <to>

- docker images | grep '<none>' | cut -c 72-83 |xargs -n1 docker image rm

- GoogleContainerTools/container-diff