How can I run docker container without entering into container
Solution 1
You can start your container in a detached mode:
docker run -it -d my_container
The -d
option here means your container will run in "detached" mode, in the background.
If you want to attach the container and drop to a shell, you can use:
docker exec -it my_container /bin/bash
Note, if your container is based on an alpine image, you need to use sh
, i.e.:
docker exec -it my_container /bin/sh
Solution 2
You can't do that. Your container lives if its main process is running, so you have to have a main process which is the process with PID 1 inside your container, and your container will be up if that process is running.
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Updated on June 27, 2022Comments
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nick_gabpe almost 2 years
I have Dockefile
FROM centos:7
So I have no entrypoint in dockerfile. Then I build it to image
sudo docker build -t my_container .
Then I start it.
sudo docker run -t my_container
And I get open tty to container
root@my_container_id/
If I start it without
-t
it stopped immidiately after start. How can I run docker container without start tty and without entrypoint?