How to Stop Docker in Linux?
To stop the Docker under Linux, utilize the “systemctl” and “service” command line manager with the “stop” utility. Follow the detailed procedure here
To stop the Docker under Linux, utilize the “systemctl” and “service” command line manager with the “stop” utility. Follow the detailed procedure here
While uninstalling docker, a few configuration files and components must be manually deleted through a series of commands which require execution one by one.
To upgrade Docker on Ubuntu, first, uninstall docker’s old version. Then, download and install the latest Docker package from the official Docker repository.
Create the docker group (if it does not exist), add the particular user to the docker group, and then restart your computer to apply the changes.
To configure Docker to use a proxy, set the proxy information in the Docker daemon configuration file or pass the proxy information as environment variables.