Chapter 4, Managing Containers

Here are some sample answers to the questions presented in this chapter:

1. -a or --all.
2. False; it is the other way around.
3. When you press Ctrl + C, you are taken back to your terminal; however, the process that is keeping the container active remains running, as we have detached from the process, rather than having terminated it.
4. False; it spawns a new process within the specified container.
5. You would use the --network-alias [alias name] flag.
6. Running docker volume inspect [volume name] would give you information on the volume.