Reputation: 1
I start now study Docker and I need start 2 containers in Docker at the same time, the container has already been created: container_1 and container_2. How can I use the command docker start container_1 and docker start container_2 at the same time?
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Views: 5189
Reputation: 101
u need to write a docker-compose file , without using links or depends as those two containers are independent..then> sudo docker compose up wil start running those containers for u ..
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Reputation: 384
You can specify multiple containers in docker start
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docker start container_1 container_2
They won't start at exactly the same time, but they'll start closely after eachother.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 489
It would be better to explain why you’re trying to do this. My best guess is that you’re trying to plumb together these containers, so you should consider using a coordination mechanism such as docker-compose or kubernetes to automatically manage the coordination for you.
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