Remember to also install docker-compose.

  sudo pacman -S docker-compose
====== IPVlan - Macvlan Networks ======


For some reason, running IPVlan networks on the NetworkManager daemon doesn't work. I disabled the NetworkManager and enabled systemd-networkd. Then ran:

<code>docker network create -d ipvlan --subnet=<your subnet> --gateway=<your gateway> -o parent=<ethernet interface> my_ipvlan_name</code>
To mount a container to that network through compose, you need to add it in the compose file as (alpine is used for the example):
<code yaml>
service:
  alpine:
    image: alpine
    container_name: alpine
    networks:
      ipvlan:
        ip4_address: 192.168.0.4 # This is the IP assigned to the container. If not included, it will grab the first available IP from the DHCP server
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - 80:80
  networks:
    ipvlan:
      external: true</code>
===== Cool Commands =====

A live resource monitor for docker containers:

  docker stats
Find the locations of all docker containers running through compose:

  docker compose ls
List all docker containers:

  docker ps
Go inside a container through shell:

  docker exec -it <container name> <entrypoint>
The entrypoint is basically telling the container which shell to open when entering. For most cases, it will be:

  /bin/bash
  /bin/zsh
  bash
  zsh
Restart and recreate a container stack:

  docker compose up -d --force-recreate