How To Access Docker Container File System?
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There are several ways to access the file system of a Docker container. The most common way is to use the ‘docker exec’ command, which allows you to execute commands inside a running container. With the ‘docker exec’ command, you can access the container’s file system directly using the bash shell, or use the ‘-it’ option to enter the container’s interactive terminal. Another way to access the container’s file system is to use the ‘docker cp’ command, which allows you to copy files between the container and the host system. Finally, you can also mount the container’s file system onto the host system, giving you full read and write access to the container’s file system.