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Docker: Printable Quick Reference
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# Docker: Printable Quick Reference (Cheat Sheet)



I use [Docker](http://docker.com), but not often enough to memorize even basic

Dockerfile instructions and CLI commands. After all I got so annoyed by

being unable to quickly sketch some Dockerfile or to do something with the

existing containers occasionally, so I decided to write a concise cheat sheet

which I can print once and constantly keep on my desktop:



[![](http://dmitryfrank.com/_media/projects/docker_quick_ref_icon.png)](https://github.com/dimonomid/docker-quick-ref/releases/download/latest/docker-quick-ref.pdf)



*(click the thumbnail to download pdf)*



The appearance of the card is largely inspired by the [GDB Quick

Reference](http://www.cs.nyu.edu/courses/spring07/V22.0474-001/misc/gdb-refcard.pdf),

since I was using it for a long time already, and it was a very pleasant

experience. It is clear and concise. Personally, I just print it on both sides

of a single A4 sheet.



The card is written in LaTeX. Not everything was smooth. Probably that's

because my LaTeX-fu is too weak, but in my opinion, LaTeX shines best for the

cases when the user believes that LaTeX knows better. This was not the case

here, since I had to pack lots of stuff in two pages, and I had to fight with

LaTeX a lot, rather than embracing it. If anyone knows how to structure the

document better, your comments / PRs are appreciated.



## Build



You need docker. Once you have it, just type in your terminal, from the

repository:



```bash

$ make my-pdflatex-docker # needs to be done once, to build a docker image

$ make

```



And check out the `build/docker-quick-ref.pdf` file.



## License



MIT