Log in to the server as the root user and run the docker ps –a command to view the container list on the server.
2. Viewing Container Running Details
View the CPU usage, memory usage, network I/O, disk I/O, and number of processes in the container and check whether the container has OOM key commands.
3. Accessing and Exiting a Container
Run the docker exec –it CONTAINERID bash command to access the container
a. Access the IVS container as the root user by default.
b. Access the CSP container as the pass user by default. To log in to the CSP container as the root user, run the docker exec –it –u root CONTAINERID bash command.
Enter exit in the container to exit the container and return to the server.
4. Copying Server Files to a Container
Run the docker cp SRC_PATH CONTAINER:DEST_PATH command to copy server files to a container.
5. Copying Container Files to a Server
Run the docker cp CONTAINER:SRC_PATH DEST_PATH command to copy container files to a server.
6. Performing Operations in a Container
After a user accesses a container, the operation commands in the container are the same as those on the Linux system.
