Docker is a software system for creating and running containers. There is an alternative that can work rootless called Podman.
 Prune old docker files
  Build and run a Dockerfile
 docker run -it \
    -p 70:70 \
    -d \
    $(docker build -q .)
Container OS / CoreOS randomly kills my containers
 You can prevent this by writing SystemD service files that restarts your containers when they die. In this scenario, SystemD acts as a watchdog. You can also observe the container states and logs via SystemD if you do this.
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