Question about command to execute when running Jenkins image
I have questions while using the Jenkins image to check the commands to run the container and leave a question.
I ran the following command.
docker run
-u root
--rm
-p 8080:8080
--name jenkins
-v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
jenkins:lts
What does ' : ' and ' -v ' mean in -v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home on line 6?
jenkins
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
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I have questions while using the Jenkins image to check the commands to run the container and leave a question.
I ran the following command.
docker run
-u root
--rm
-p 8080:8080
--name jenkins
-v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
jenkins:lts
What does ' : ' and ' -v ' mean in -v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home on line 6?
jenkins
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
add a comment |
I have questions while using the Jenkins image to check the commands to run the container and leave a question.
I ran the following command.
docker run
-u root
--rm
-p 8080:8080
--name jenkins
-v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
jenkins:lts
What does ' : ' and ' -v ' mean in -v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home on line 6?
jenkins
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
I have questions while using the Jenkins image to check the commands to run the container and leave a question.
I ran the following command.
docker run
-u root
--rm
-p 8080:8080
--name jenkins
-v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
jenkins:lts
What does ' : ' and ' -v ' mean in -v /Users/newbie/jenkins:/var/jenkins_home on line 6?
jenkins
jenkins
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
asked Nov 19 at 21:27
prgnewbies
165
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-v = Bind mount a volume. See this
It mounts /Users/newbie/jenkins directory on your host to /var/jenkins_home on your container
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
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-v = Bind mount a volume. See this
It mounts /Users/newbie/jenkins directory on your host to /var/jenkins_home on your container
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
add a comment |
-v = Bind mount a volume. See this
It mounts /Users/newbie/jenkins directory on your host to /var/jenkins_home on your container
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
add a comment |
-v = Bind mount a volume. See this
It mounts /Users/newbie/jenkins directory on your host to /var/jenkins_home on your container
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
-v = Bind mount a volume. See this
It mounts /Users/newbie/jenkins directory on your host to /var/jenkins_home on your container
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
answered Nov 19 at 22:59
ben5556
1,722139
1,722139
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
add a comment |
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
So what does the colon mean?
– prgnewbies
Nov 19 at 23:55
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
That's part of syntax to separate out the host path to container path when mounting
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 0:01
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Is it possible to omit the colon?
– prgnewbies
Nov 20 at 4:54
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
Why do you want to omit it ?
– ben5556
Nov 20 at 5:21
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
It's a simple curiosity!
– prgnewbies
Nov 21 at 19:17
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