Docker

Docker is a container management platform, which can quickly and easily deploy and manage applications.

aaPanel provides One-Click rapid APP deployment function based on docker container

Docker menu:

One-Click Install	Overview	Container	Cloud image	Local image
Compose	Network	Volume	Repository	Settings

One-Click Install

aaPanel provides one-click rapid APP deployment function based on docker container

• Install : One-Click Install APP

  Different one-click installation apps have different requirements, please refer to the display.

  1. Using Wiki.js as an example:

  

  Function	Example	Describe
  Name	wiki_js_eD8e	The name of the one-click installed app
  Version selection	latest	Select the image version
  Domain	190.cc	Domain name, used to proxy the port mapped by this container in Website --> Proxy
  Allow external access	Deselect / Option	Deselect uses 127.0.0.1:3000 listen port, which requires configuring reverse proxy for access; otherwise, it uses the 0.0.0.0:3000 listen port
  Port	3000	The port mapped to the host cannot be an already used port
  Database name	tcCkWbhcYJhaRjhx	The database name
  Database user	jZFHyDECmKaN4ph6	The database user
  Database password	LmHZn3d6p4haJysM	The database password
  Cpu core limit	0	0 no limit; Max cannot exceed the number of physical CPU cores
  Memory limit	0	0 no limit; Max cannot exceed the physical memory
  Database services	mysql_xj4f	Select the MySQL container name

  2. Complete deployment:

• Update app list : Update One-Click Install APP list

Installed

Show installed one-click installation

• Backup

Display the backup list and back up the persistent data of the one-click install container

1. Click to backup : Click to backup now

2. Upload backup : Upload backup file

3. Restore : Restore backup

4. Download : Download backup

5. Delete : Delete backup

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• Stop / Restart : Stop and restart this container

• Details : Check the details of one-click installation of APP

• Rebuild ：Rebuild this container. Please back up data before operation.

• Uninstall : Uninstall this container. Please back up data before operation to avoid data loss.

• Open log

  1. Run logs: View the container running log
  2. Install logs: View the installation log of this APP

• Enter installation directory

Enter the container data directory for one-click install APP

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Overview

Check the resource usage of the server and the resource usage of the container.

• Click the container name manage the container, see Container name / Manage for details

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Container

View the status of the container, start, stop, restart, delete, etc.

Function	Example	Describe
Create Container	Click view Example	Create container from image, form Compose
Log Manage	Click view Example	View and manage container logs
Clear Container		Clear the container. Do not delete the container while it is in use. Make sure to back up before clearing to avoid data loss.
Container name / Manage	Click view Example	Container name, click to manage the container
Container ID	afeb6.....24406d124	Container ID, which is the unique identifier of the container
Status	Running	Container status, click to Stop, Start, Restart, Kill, Pause
Image	nextcloud:latest	Image used by the container:version
IP	172.19.0.3	Container’s IPv4
Port (Host-->Container)	8001 --> 80/tcp	The port mapped from the host to the container. Note: The network is port that will not be displayed in host mode
Create time	2024-12-11 17:18:38	Container creation time
Note		Container remarks
Terminal	Click view Example	Enter the container terminal
Delete		Delete the container. Make sure to back up before deleting to avoid data loss.
More		Click to use more functions
Rename	Click view Example	Rename container
Path	Click view Example	Click to useFilesEnter the container's directory

Log Manage

Container --> Log Manage

Container --> More --> Log

• Log cut : To turn on or off log cutting, clickEdit ConfigModify cutting time.

• Refresh : Refresh the log of the current container

• Download : Download the logs of the current container

• Clear : Clear container logs

• All : Display all logs of this container

• Last 7 days : Display the logs of the last 7 days

• Last 30 days : Display the logs of the last 30 days

• Custom Time : Display logs at specified time

Clear Container

Container --> Clear Container

• Clear stops unused containers. Please back up data before operation to avoid data loss.

Container name / Manage

Container --> Container name

Container --> Manage

• Container status

Function	Example	Describe
Current Status:	Running	Start, Stopped, Restart Container
Container name	/mysql_4rjw-mysql_4rJW-1	The name of this container
Container ID	1d3c2....7090f4f7	The ID of this container
Image used	sha256:c757d623....8dfcc1b	This container uses the image ID
Running time	Less than 1 hour	The running time of this container
Creation time	2024-12-08 22:16:39	The creation time of this container
Startup time	2024-12-12 10:14:32	The startup time of this container
Ports	13306 --> 3306/tcp	Ports of host and container Host --> Container
IP	172.18.0.5	IPv4 for this container
IPv6	fd02:c0a8:10:0:0:0:0:1	IPv6 for this container

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• Container terminal

1. Please select Shell : Select terminal type: bash, sh

2. Execute with Root Privileges : Log in to the container and use the root user

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• Container details

1. View Display

   • View Container details

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2. File Display

   • Display the inspect information of the container, that is: docker inspect mysql_4rjw-mysql_4rJW-1

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3. Storage volumes

   Show container storage volumes

   

   • Volume : Host directory/file
   • Container path : Directory/file of the container

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4. Container network

   • View, join, and exit the container's network

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5. Reboot strategy

   • No reboot : Restart the server/restart the Docker service does not start the container

   • Reboot after failure (default reboot 5 times) : The container will restart when an error occurs, and it will not restart after more than 5 times. Please check the container log to troubleshoot errors

   • Reboot on abnormal exit only : The container will restart when an error occurs

   • Reboot right after stopping : The container will restart after stopping

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6. Create image

   • Simple mode

     Save the container as a local image in Local image, example:

     Image name: my-mysql

     Version (tag) : 9.0.1

   

   • Advanced mode

   

   Save the container as a local image, save it in Local image and export the file

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7. Rename

- Rename this container

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8. Real-time logs
   • View and manage container logs

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9. Proxy

Use Website --> Proxy to proxy the port mapped by this container

The container needs to have corresponding ports mapped to the host

Only supported when the WEB service is Nginx

Terminal

• Select Shell to confirm and proceed to the terminal of the container.

Rename

Container --> More --> Rename

• Rename container name

Path

Container --> More --> Path

• useFilesEnter the container directory

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Cloud image

Check out the official image on Docker Hub.

• Image name : Image name is php

• Star : The number of Image collections is 7467

• Source : Image source Official (Docker Hub)

• Description : Image description

• Create Container : Create container from image, form Compose

• Update : Image update, if there is an old one locally, will be prompted

• Delete : Delete the image. Do not delete the container when it is in use.

• Pull : Download the image from Docker Hub. If the download does not take a long time, try modifying the acceleration source in the settings.

Create Container

Container --> Create Container

Cloud image --> Create Container

Local image --> Create Container

• Manual create

1. Container name : Enter container name

2. Image : Select container image

3. Port:

   • Expose port: Map the port specified by the container to the port specified by the host
   • Expose all: Map all ports of the container to the corresponding ports of the host

4. Reboot Rule

   • No reboot : Restart the server/restart the Docker service does not start the container
   • Reboot after failure (default reboot 5 times) : The container will restart when an error occurs, and it will not restart after more than 5 times. Please check the container log to troubleshoot errors
   • Reboot on abnormal exit only : The container will restart when an error occurs
   • Reboot right after stopping : The container will restart after stopping

5. Network : Select the network mode of the container. The default is bridge.

6. Mount/Map : Mount the container directory to the host, or specify a Volume

7. Command : Set the command to be executed after the container is started. can be empty

8. Entrypoint : Set the main command of the container. The command that is always executed when starting, defines how the container runs, can be empty

9. Automatic deletion of containers after exit : Automatically delete the container after it is stopped

10. Console Interaction:

    • Pseudo-TTY (-t) : Allocate a pseudo-TTY
    • Standard input (-i) : Keep STDIN open even if not attached
    • Privilege Mode : Whether the container is running in privileged mode

11. Min memory : Set the Min allocated memory of the container, which cannot exceed the physical memory.

12. CPU limit : Set the Max number of CPU cores used by the container, which cannot exceed the number of physical cores.

13. Memory limit : Set the Max memory used by the container, which cannot exceed the physical memory.

14. Tag : Container tag

15. Env variable : Container environment variable

16. Remark: Container remarks

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• Command create

Create container using the docker command

Example:

docker run -d --name mysql_test -p 3361:3306 -v /docker/mysql_data/:/var/lib/mysql/ -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=my-passwd mysql:5.7

Command Explanation:

1. docker run: create a container using the mysql:5.7 image

2. -d : the container runs in the background

3. --name: Set the container name: mysql_test

4. -p 3361:3306: Map host 3361 port to container 3306 port

5. -v /docker/mysql_data/:/var/lib/mysql/: Map the host /docker/mysql_data/ directory to the container /var/lib/mysql/directory for data persistence

6. -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=my-passwd: Specify the environment variable and set the MySQL root user password to my-passwd. If this environment variable is not specified in the mysql image, the container will not be able to run

7. mysql:5.7: Use the mysql:5.7 image

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• Container arrangement

Quickly create containers from Compose templates

1. Container template : Select the Compose template

2. Create : Create Compose template

3. Name : Enter name

4. Description : Enter description

Pull

Download the image from Docker Hub. If the download does not move for a long time, try modifying the acceleration source in the settings.

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Local image

Image local to the management server.

Function	Example	Describe
Pull from repository	Click view Example	Download the image from the Docker repository
Import image	Click view Example	Select a file image from the server and import the image
Build image	Click viewExample	Build image from content or file
Cloud image	Click view Example	Download image from Docker Hub
Clear image		Delete unused local images
ID	sha256:fb....991	Image ID
Image name	nextcloud:latest	Image name
Size	1.18 GB	Image size
Creation time	2024-12-06 04:29:40	Image creation time
Containers using image	nextcloud_server	The name of the container using this image. Click to view the container details
Create Container	Click view Example	Create container from image, form Compose
Push	Click view Example	Push image to repository
Export	Click view Example	Export image to file
Delete		Delete the image. Do not delete the image when the container is in use

Pull from repository

Local image --> Pull from repository

Docker repository download image

• Regular pull

Example: nginx:1.27.3

Description: Image name: nginx, image version (tag): 1.27.3

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• Command pull

Example: docker pull redis

Description: Image name:redis, image version (tag):latest

Import image

Local image --> Import image

Select the file image from the server and import the image

Build image

Local image --> Build image

• Path: Build the image from the directory. Reference

• Content: Enter content to build the image

Cloud image

Local image --> Cloud image

Clear image

Local image --> Clear image

• Delete unused local images

Push

Local image --> Push

• push the image to the specified repository

Export

Local image --> Export

• Export the image to the specified file

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Compose

Used to define and run multiple containers. Configure through the compose.yaml file to simplify container management and deployment.

Docker compose

• Compose Overview：

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Compose function introduction:

• Add Compose : Click to add, use Compose

• Template List : Click to view and add Compose template list

• Search: Search Compose from this list

• Running/Stopped : Compose running status

• Batch Delete : Delete Compose in batches

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• ctest : Compose name

• Creation Time: 2024-12-10 11:02:28 : Compose creation time

• Capacity Quantity: 3 : Number of containers of Compose

• Start : Start this Compose

• Stop : Stop this Compose

• Restart : Restart this Compose

• Update lmage : Update the Compose image according to the image version of compose.yaml.

• Delete : Delete this Compose. If the container data is not persisted, the container data will be lost. Please pay attention to data backup.

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• Container List : Display all containers under Compose

• db_nextcloud : Container name

• 4d8bc1e0b222 : Container ID

• Running : Container status, operable:Stop,Start,Kill

• 0.0.0.0:3366->3306/tcp, [::]:3366->3306/tcp : Container network information, convert the host’s3366Port mapping to container3306port.

• Terminal : Execute the command in the container terminal

• Logs : View single container log

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• Compose Logs : View all Compose container logs

• compose.yaml : Compose configuration file, including container configuration, .env file definition environment variables, etc.
• .env : Define the environment variables that this Compose needs to use, can be empty.

Add Compose

Compose --> Add Compose

• General Creation

Function	Example	Describe
Compose Name	Ctest	Compose name
Compose Content	Click to view Content	Compose configuration file content
.env Content	Click to view Content	Define environment variables in Compose Content to make the configuration more flexible and maintainable
Also Save as Template	Save as Compose template, otherwise it is a one-time use
Template Name	Ctest	Save Compose template name
Notes	Ctest	Compose Remarks

• Compose Content

Here is an example of the Compose configuration file for reference.

services:
  cloudreve_aria2_only1:
    image: p3terx/aria2-pro # third party image, please keep notice what you are doing
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - RPC_SECRET=your_aria_rpc_token # aria rpc token, customize your own
      - RPC_PORT=6800
    volumes:
      - ${APP_PATH}/aria2_config:/config
      - ${APP_PATH}/data:/data
    labels:
      createdBy: "bt_apps"
    networks:
      - baota_net

  cloudreve_5edk:
    image: cloudreve/cloudreve:${VERSION}
    deploy:
      resources:
        limits:
          cpus: ${CPUS}
          memory: ${MEMORY_LIMIT}
    restart: always
    depends_on:
      - cloudreve_aria2_only1
    ports:
      - ${HOST_IP}:${WEB_HTTP_PORT}:5212
    volumes:
      - ${APP_PATH}/uploads:/cloudreve/uploads
      - ${APP_PATH}/data:/data
      - ${APP_PATH}/conf.ini:/cloudreve/conf.ini
      - ${APP_PATH}/cloudreve.db:/cloudreve/cloudreve.db
      - ${APP_PATH}/avatar:/cloudreve/avatar
    labels:
      createdBy: "bt_apps"
    networks:
      - baota_net

networks:
  baota_net:
    external: true

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• .env Content

Here is an example of .env Content for reference.

VERSION=latest
CONTAINER_NAME=CONTAINER_NAME
HOST_IP=127.0.0.1
WEB_HTTP_PORT=5212
CPUS=0
MEMORY_LIMIT=0MB
APP_PATH=/www/dk_project/dk_app/cloudreve/cloudreve_5edk

Use Template

Compose --> Add Compose --> Use Template

Select a saved Compose template and use it directly.

Template List

Compose --> Template List

View saved Compose templates and perform operations such as editing and deletion.

Function	Describe
Add	Add Compose template
Template name	Template name
Path	Template storage path
Description	Description of the template
Edit	Edit Compose template
Pull image	Obtain the image name from the Compose template and download the image, the container will not be created
Delete	Delete the Compose template. It cannot be restored after deletion. Please make backup

Add Yaml Template

Compose --> Template List --> Add

Add a Compose template and only add Yaml files

Function	Example	Describe
Create template	my-nextcloud	Compose template name
Remark	my-nextcloud	Compose template description
Content	Click to view Content	Compose Template content

Compose Template Example：

version: '3'
services:
 db_nextcloud:
  image: mariadb:10.7
  container_name: db_nextcloud
  restart: always
  ports:
   - 3366:3306
  networks:
   nextcloud_net: {}
  command: ["--transaction-isolation=READ-COMMITTED","--binlog-format=ROW","--innodb_read_only_compressed=off"]
  volumes:
   - db_data:/var/lib/mysql         
  environment:
   - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=btnextcloud
   - MYSQL_DATABASE=nextcloud
   - MYSQL_USER=nextcloud
   - MYSQL_PASSWORD=nextcloud

 redis_nextcloud:
  image: redis:6.2.6
  container_name: redis_nextcloud
  restart: always
  networks:
   nextcloud_net: {}
  command: ["--databases", "1"]
  volumes:
   - redis_data:/data

 nextcloud: 
  image: nextcloud:latest
  container_name: nextcloud_server
  restart: always
  networks:
   nextcloud_net: {}
  ports:
   - 8001:80
  volumes:
   - nextcloud_data:/var/www/html
  environment:
   - MYSQL_PASSWORD=nextcloud
   - MYSQL_DATABASE=nextcloud
   - MYSQL_USER=nextcloud
   - MYSQL_HOST=db_nextcloud
   - REDIS_HOST=redis_nextcloud
   - REDIS_HOST_PORT=6379
   - NEXTCLOUD_ADMIN_USER=mynextcloud
   - NEXTCLOUD_ADMIN_PASSWORD=mynextcloud
   - NEXTCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS= 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.247.129 docker129-nextcloud.com
      
  depends_on:  
   - db_nextcloud
   - redis_nextcloud

volumes:
 nextcloud_data:
 db_data:
  name: "nextcloud-mariadb-data"
 redis_data:

networks:
 nextcloud_net:
  name: "nextcloud_net"

Search local template

Compose --> Template List --> Add

Search for local templates on the server and add them to the Template List

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Network

Networks allow communication between containers and between containers and the outside world.

Function	Describe
Add Network	Add Network
Clear Network	Delete unused Network, it cannot be restored after deletion
Network name	Network Name
Driver	Network driver, default isbridge
IPv4	IPv4 version
IPv4 Gateway	IPv4 gateway address
IPv6	IPv6 version
IPv6 Gateway	IPv6 gateway address
Tag	network tags
Creation time	Network creation time
Delete	Delete Network

Add network

Network --> Add Network

Function	Example	Describe
Network name	my-network	network name
Device	bridge	network driver
IPv4 subnet	124.42.0.0/16	IPv4 subnet mask
IPv4 gateway	124.42.0.254	IPv4 gateway address
IPv4 range	124.42.0.0/24	IPv4 range
Enable IPv6	Enable or disable IPv6
IPv6 subnet	2001:db8::/48	IPv6 subnet mask
IPv6 gateway	2001:db8::254	IPv6 gateway address
Remark	my-network	network remarks

Clera network

Network --> Clear Network

Delete unused networks, which cannot be restored after deletion

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Volume

Persistent and shared data for containers

Function	Describe
Add Volume	Add a volume
Volume name	Volume name
Mount point	Directory to store data
Container	Using Volume Container Name
Driver	Driver for the volume, default islocal
Creation time	Volume creation time
Tag	Volume label
Delete	Delete the volume. It cannot be recovered after deletion. Be sure to back up the data

Add volume

Volume --> Add Volume

Function	Describe
Volume name	Volume name
Option	Options when creating volumes
Tag	Volume labels to classify and manage volumes
Remark	Volume remark information

Clear volume

Volume --> Clear Volume

Delete unused volumes. They cannot be recovered after deletion. Be sure to back up data.

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Repository

A repository for storing and distributing container images

Function	Describe
Add Repository	Add a images repository
URL	images repository address
Username	Repository username
Repository name	Repository name
Description	Repository Remarks
Edit	Edit repository information
Delete	Delete repository

Add Repository

Repository --> Add Repository

Function	Describe
Repository address	Docker image repository address
Repository name	Docker repository name
Username	Docker repository username
Password	Docker repository password
Namespaces	Docker repository namespace
Description	repository Remarks

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Settings

Docker configuration, service management

Function	Describe
Docker server Current status	Start up, Restart, Repair, Stop Docker service, this operation will affect the status of the container, please operate with caution
Accelerate URL	Set acceleration URL can solve the problem of slow image download speed. Docker needs to be restarted after modification
Docker compose	Set Docker compose path
Configuration file	Set Dockerconfigurationfile path, you need to restart Docker after modification
IPv6 Network	Docker enable or disableIPv6Network, Docker needs to be restarted after modification
Uninstall Docker	UninstallDocker, please back up data before operation

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