# I use two useful aliases for stopping and removing all containers: alias docker-stop-all = 'docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)' alias docker-rm-all = 'docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)' # You can also remove all unused (unattached) volumes: # where 'ixmp_mysql_1' is the container name. # you can copy files into a docker container via: Sometimes you need to delete this when # stopping / starting the environment # show all containers - running and stopped We also assume that only one IXP Manager Docker environments is running and so we complete Docker container names with _1. Note that in our examples, we set the Docker project name to ixpm and so that prefix is used in some of the below. The following are a list of Docker commands that are useful in general but also specifically for the IXP Manager Docker environment.

five Bird-based route server clients complete with routes and a route server session.

This also includes our Bird's Eye looking glass which has been integrated into rs1 container and configured into the IXP Manager container.

a Bird-based route server pre-configured for 3 x IPv4 and 2 x IPv6 sessions.

a mrtg container to query the switches and build up mrtg log files / graphs (via cityhawk/mrtg).a mail trap with a web-based frontend to capture and analyse all emails sent by IXP Manager (thanks to schickling/mailcatcher).

two emulated switches via SNMP endpoints (using the excellent SNMP Agent Simulator via tandrup/snmpsim).

This has been preconfigured with some customers, routers, switches, etc.

the complete IXP Manager application built on the php/7.3-apache base.

a custom MySQL database container (from mysql/5.7).

The multi-container Docker environment for developing IXP Manager builds an IXP Manager system which includes: Docker is ideally suited to solving these issues.

Customer Admin: as112admin / as112adminĪs the IXP Manager ecosystem grows, it becomes harder and harder to maintain ubiquitous development environments.

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