Docker Machine Switch

In this How To Code Well Docker Machine tutorial you will learn how to switch between Docker Machines via the Linux command line.
This tutorial also demonstrates how to create and use Linux aliases to manage docker machines.

In this tutorial I demonstrate how to install a virtual box driver and create a docker machine. I will then show how to list the machines that you have created

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[BabaykaMoscow]

For aliases you can just use ~/.bash_aliases file. The main purpose of this file is just for having all the aliases you need in one place nicely organised.

[IsmaelDJIBRIL]

try to use the following function in your .bashrc
dockSwitch2Host()
{
eval $(docker-machine env temp$1.sysadmin.local)
}


and just type dockSwitch2Host N in your terminal to switch to host tempN.sysadmin.local

[yousfoss]

thks a lot
please
docker-machine ls is giving me a long list of command an explanation not the same outcome as u