Essential terminal workflows, flags, and underlying system mechanics.
Creates a writeable container layer over the specified image and executes it with assigned ports, environment variables, and storage volumes.
docker run [OPTIONS] IMAGE [COMMAND] [ARG...]-d, --detachRun container in background and print container ID.-p, --publish <host:container>Publish a container's port(s) to the host machine.-v, --volume <host:container>Bind mount a host volume into the container.-e, --env <key=value>Set environment variables inside the running container.--rmAutomatically remove the container when it exits.Fetches and displays one or many resources from the Kubernetes API server.
kubectl get (TYPE [NAME | -l label] | TYPE/NAME ...) [flags]-n, --namespace <name>Specifies target Kubernetes namespace.-o, --output <format>Output format: wide, json, yaml, name.-w, --watchWatch for real-time changes and events without polling.Command line tool and library for transferring data with URLs supporting HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, WebSocket, and dozens more protocols.
curl [options] <url>-X, --request <method>Specifies HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH).-H, --header <header>Pass custom header to server.-d, --data <data>HTTP POST data payload.-i, --includeInclude HTTP response headers in the output.-L, --locationFollow HTTP redirects automatically.Downloads and installs dependencies declared in package.json and generates/updates package-lock.json.
npm install [<package-spec>...] [flags]-D, --save-devSave package to devDependencies.--legacy-peer-depsBypass strict peer dependency conflict checks.--productionSkip installing devDependencies.