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layout: post
title:  "My Title"
author: "@author"
date:   2019-07-08
categories: template
tags: [linux,operations,developer,template]
image:
term:
img:
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> **Difficulty**: Intermediate
> **Time**: Approximately 5 minutes

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Short description of what's the attentees will face

Summary in this exercise:
- [Step 1 - XXX](#step1)
- [Step X - XXX](#stepX)


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Tips:

Code snippets are shown in one of three ways throughout this environment:


1. <button type="button" onclick="pwd.createInstance({ImageName:'franela/dind'});">New background container</button> IP will be incremented by one on last bit (10.XX.XX.X+1)
2. Code that looks like `this` is sample code snippets that is usually part of an explanation.
3. Code that appears in box like the one below can be clicked on and it will automatically be typed in to the appropriate terminal window:
```.term1
uname -a
```
4. Code appearing in windows like the one below is code that you should type in yourself. Usually there will be a unique ID or other bit your need to enter which we cannot supply. Items appearing in <> are the pieces you should substitute based on the instructions.
```
docker container start <container ID>
```
5. You can link to apps that run in a terminal that expose a port for linking purposes. The pattern is:
```
[linktext](/){:data-term=".termN"}{:data-port="XXXX"}
```

## <a name="step1"></a>Step 1 - XXX
## <a name="stepX"></a>Step X - XXX

{:.quiz}
Where do images get pulled from by default?
- ( ) Docker Registry
- ( ) Something you have set up on your machine
- ( ) There is no default
- (x) Docker Store

{:.quiz}
Which command lists your Docker images?
- (x) docker image ls
- ( ) docker run
- ( ) docker container ls

{:.quiz}
A stack can:
- \[x\] be deployed from the commandline
- \[x\] can use the compose file format to deploy
- \[ \] can run a Dockerfile
- \[ \] be used to manage your hosts
- \[x\] can be used to manage services over multiple nodes