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In windows, push Windows button + R, and type "cmd"
Then type these docker commands for more information:
Docker -v
the command "docker version"
gives even more information, so try that too if u want.
Docker ps -a
information:
CONTAINER ID 915bf9d9041e
IMAGE ese7en/node-port-test COMMAND "node index.js"
CREATED 38 hours ago
STATUS Up 38 hours
PORTS 0.0.0.0:31400-31409- >31400-31409/tcp
NAMES stellar-dummy
If Status shows UP, the image in VirtualBox is running.
If Status shows EXITED, the image in VirtualBox is not running.
Docker logs -f CONTAINERID
To view the logs of a Docker container in real time
Docker exec -it CONTAINERID sh
This command lets u enter the container, and see it running from the inside.
Once inside, type "top" .
This command shows processor activity of the docker container and shows tasks managed by kernel in real-time.
Processor and memory use.
Docker container port CONTAINERID
List port mappings or a specific mapping for the container
Docker container stats -a
Display a live stream of all container resources usage statistics
To find the IP you must add to VirtualBOX port forward settings:
ipconfig | grep IPv4
IPv4 Address.......... :192.168.0.213
IPv4 Address.......... :192.168.56.1
IPv4 Address.......... :192.168.99.1
The 1stip is the IP u use in VirtualBox port forwarding.
The 2nd is Virtual adapter #1 (VirtualBox)
The 3rd is virtual adapter #2 (VirtualBox)
docker-machine ls
Check to see if your image is running
Some other docker commands
docker ps -a
docker logs pi-consensus
docker exec -it pi-consensus bash -c "stellar-core http-command info"
docker exec -it pi-consensus bash -c "stellar-core http-command info | grep state"
docker exec -it pi-consensus bash -c "stellar-core http-command info | grep authenticated_count"
docker exec -it pi-consensus stellar-core http-command peers
docker exec -it pi-consensus stellar-core http-command quorum
docker exec -it pi-consensus stellar-core http-command scp
docker exec -it pi-consensus bash -c "stellar-core test --all-versions"
docker exec -it pi-consensus bash -c "stellar-core check-quorum"
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