How to exit docker into container

How to exit the Docker container: Run the docker stop command to send a stop request to the Docker daemon. The daemon sends a SIGTERM signal to the container for controllable exit. If it does not exit within 10 seconds, it sends a SIGKILL signal to force exit.

Docker exits the container

The way to exit a container in Docker is simple:

 <code>docker stop </code>

This command will stop the container immediately.

Detailed explanation:

Docker uses a daemon called Docker Engine to manage containers. To stop the container, you need to interact with Docker Engine. Use the docker stop command to send a request to the daemon to stop the container.

The stop command accepts a parameter, namely the name or ID of the container to be stopped. The name or ID of the container can be obtained from the docker ps command.

For example, to stop a container named "my-container", you can run the following command:

 <code>docker stop my-container</code>

If you want to stop a container with ID "1234567890abcdef", you can run the following command:

 <code>docker stop 1234567890abcdef</code>

When docker stop command is executed, the daemon will send a SIGTERM signal to the container. This signal tells the container to exit in a controlled manner. If the container does not exit within 10 seconds, the daemon will send a SIGKILL signal again, which forces the container to exit.

After exiting the container, you can delete it from the system using the following command:

 <code>docker rm </code>

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