DEVCOR Exam - Question 150

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A local Docker container with a Container ID of 391441516e7a is running a Python application. Which command is used to connect to a bash shell in the running container?A. B. C. D.

Examice · Accepted Answer

To connect to a bash shell in a running Docker container, the correct command is to use `docker exec` with the `-it` flags, which stands for interactive terminal. This command allows you to execute a command inside the container, and `/bin/bash` specifies that you want to open a bash shell. Hence, the correct command is: `docker exec -it <Container ID> /bin/bash`.

moslig · Answer

option B connects a bash shell

lente_kriebels · Answer

Correct answer is B

Teringzooi · Answer

Correct answer: B

docker run -it  
 docker exec -it ubuntu_bash bash

https://phase2.github.io/devtools/common-tasks/ssh-into-a-container/

designated · Answer

B is correct >  docker exec -it ubuntu_bash bash

__al__ · Answer

B... no doubt!

ferock · Answer

B

Next, execute an interactive bash shell on the container.
 docker exec -it ubuntu_bash bash

https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/exec/

Dave513 · Answer

Correct option is B!

mariodevx · Answer

docker exec: run a command in a running container
e.g. sudo docker exec -ti  /bin/bash
log in to the running container through an interactive shell

https://github.com/etture/dev_notes/issues/10

al_mon · Answer

docker exec -it 391441516e7a /bin/bash
Explanation:
docker exec: Used to execute a command in a running container.
-it: Runs the command interactively and allocates a TTY (terminal).
391441516e7a: The ID of the running container.
/bin/bash: Specifies that you want to open a Bash shell inside the container.

DEVCOR Exam - Question 150

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