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The running theme that we have seen with Dharker compose is that it makes it a lot easier to work with

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multiple containers at the same time.

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In this section we're going to take a look at two different commands that we had previously used with

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darker Seelye and get a sense of how to run them with darker compose instead.

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So the two commands we're going to look at.

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Well just the first one for right now.

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We'll move on to the second one just a moment.

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I want you to recall that in the past we executed a or created a container by running docker run Dashti

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and then the name of an image like say rattus.

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This started up a new container but it executed in the background so we could continue running commands

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in this terminal window if we wanted to.

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We could then get a print out of all of our running containers with Dr. p.s..

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So there's the container I just created and I could then stop that container by copying the ID and executing

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docker stop and pasting the ID making kind of imagine that when we start using docker compose and we're

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working with multiple images or multiple containers at the same time it would really be a pain to have

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to run Dockers stop with each different ID for each container we started.

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So Dr. kapos we can automatically start up multiple containers in the background at the same time and

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then close them all at the same time with one single command.

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So here's how we do it to start up a group of containers in the background using that Dashti flag before

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like we do with Dr. Seelye we can run or compose up and then Dashti on the very end.

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We can then stop all of our running containers with Doc or compose down an easy way to remember down

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right here is that hey doc it blows up the opposite of going up is going down.

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So let's try this out.

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Still inside of my visits directory all around doc or compose up Dashti that's going to start up both

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to my containers in the background so I can continue running other commands here.

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I can do a docker P.S. that'll show our two running containers and then to start both them at the same

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time we can do a docker compose down like so and when I run that it's going to stop and then remove

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the two containers we had created.

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So if I do another Dr. P.S. No nothing here anymore.

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All right.

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So that's pretty much it.

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Again there's a lot of commands from the Dr. Seelye worlds that have kind of a one to one translation

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over to Dr. compose.

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So let's take a quick pause right here and we'll continue looking at a couple other commands in the

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next section.