To build:
docker build -t tspsolver
Note: each time docker build is run, a new image ~900 MB is created. Take steps to delete old, unused images through the floowing steps:
docker image ls and
docker image rm <IMAGE ID>.
To run your new image:
docker run tspsolver
To run with specific command:
docker run tspsolver python solver_phase2.py in/50_kevin.in
Note: Each time you do docker run, you'll create new containers.
In the case you want to delete containers, do:
docker ps -a
Then do docker rm <CONTAINER ID/NAME>
To investigate contents of a docker container, see this link
Each time you make changes to solver/ any file, you can just cp the file into your container. See this link.
Likewise, one "should be" able to easily cp out of the docker container.
For resuming a stopped container (and thus being able to copy in files to re-run the container with updated solver): this link.
It seems some solutions are:
- once container has stopped, see if can copy in new solver, then create a new image from container, delete old image, delete old container.
- add the tail thing so container keeps running
tail -f Dockerfile - find some way to modify docker images directly (nothing comes up?)