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Managing cSRX Container Firewall Containers

This section outlines basic Docker commands that you can use with a running cSRX Container Firewall container. It includes the following topics:

Pausing/Resuming Processes within a cSRX Container Firewall Container

You can suspend or resume all processes within one or more cSRX Container Firewall containers. On Linux, this task is performed using the cgroups freezer process.

To pause and restart a cSRX Container Firewall container:

  1. Use the docker pause command to suspend all processes in a cSRX Container Firewall container.
  2. Use the docker unpause command to resume all processes in the cSRX Container Firewall container.

Viewing Container Processes on a Running cSRX Container Firewall Container

Use the docker exec command to view the details of the processes (applications, services and status) running on a cSRX Container Firewall container.

Removing a cSRX Container Firewall Container or Image

To remove a cSRX Container Firewall container or image:

Note:

You must first stop and remove a cSRX Container Firewall container before you can remove a cSRX Container Firewall image.

  1. Use the docker stop command to stop the cSRX Container Firewall container.
  2. Use the docker rm command to remove the cSRX Container Firewall container.
    Note:

    Include --force to force the removal of a running cSRX Container Firewall container.
  3. Use the docker rmi command to remove one or more cSRX Container Firewall images from the Docker Engine.
    Note:

    Include --force to force the removal a cSRX Container Firewall image.

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