docker:tldr:684f3
docker: Create an image without pausing the container during commit.
$ docker commit --pause=${false} ${container} ${image}:${tag}
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This command is used to create a new Docker image from a running container.
Explanation of the command:
docker commit: This is the command used to create a new image from a container.--pause=${false}: This flag specifies whether to pause the container while the image is being created. In this case,--pause=falsemeans that the container will not be paused during the commit process.${container}: This variable represents the container ID or name of the running container that you want to create an image from. Replace${container}with the actual container ID or name.${image}:${tag}: This specifies the name and tag for the new image that will be created. Replace${image}with the desired name for the image and${tag}with the desired tag.
So, when you run this command with the appropriate values, it will create a new Docker image from the specified container, without pausing the container, and assign it the given image name and tag.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.