How to Manage and Monitor Docker Containers with dry on Ubuntu 16.04

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dry is a simple but extensive terminal application built to interact with Docker containers and their images. Using dry removes the repetition involved when executing routine Docker Engine commands, and also provides a more visual alternative to the native Docker CLI.
dry has the...
How to Manage and Monitor Docker Containers with dry on Ubuntu 16.04

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