Docker Management System

A comprehensive command-line interface tool for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, and networks. This script provides an interactive menu-driven interface to perform common Docker operations without needing to remember complex Docker commands.

Features

Container Management

• Start, stop, restart, pause, and unpause containers
• View container logs with customizable options
• Display detailed container information
• Remove containers with volume and force options
• Monitor container statistics
• Execute commands inside containers
• Access container shells (bash/sh)
• View container processes
• Export and rename containers

Image Management

• List available images
• Pull new images from registries
• Remove images with force option
• View image history and details
• Build images from Dockerfiles
• Tag and save images
• Load images from files

Volume Management

• List, create, and remove volumes
• View volume details
• Prune unused volumes

Network Management

• List available networks
• Create networks with custom drivers
• Remove networks
• View network details
• Connect/disconnect containers to/from networks

System Operations

• View system information
• Monitor disk usage
• Perform system cleanup
• View Docker version
• Monitor Docker events

Prerequisites

• Docker installed and running on your system
• Bash shell
• Basic understanding of Docker concepts

Installation

1. Download the script:

curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/username/docker-automation-script/master/docker_automation.sh

2. Make the script executable:

chmod +x docker_automation.sh

Usage

Run the script:

./docker_automation.sh

Use the numbered menu to select the desired operation. Follow the prompts to provide necessary information for each operation.

Menu Structure

The menu is organized into five main sections:

1. Container Management (Options 1-16)
2. Image Management (Options 17-25)
3. Volume Management (Options 26-30)
4. Network Management (Options 31-36)
5. System Operations (Options 37-41)

Color Coding

The interface uses color coding for better visibility:

• Blue: Headers and prompts
• Yellow: Menu options
• Green: Success messages
• Red: Error messages and warnings

Error Handling

The script includes basic error handling for Docker operations. Failed operations will display appropriate error messages in red.