Docker - Logging and MonitoringWhat does the docker events command do?ADisplays the Docker container logsBLists all Docker images on the systemCShows real-time Docker activity and eventsDRemoves unused Docker volumesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of docker eventsThis command streams real-time events from the Docker daemon, showing activities like container start, stop, create, etc.Step 2: Compare with other Docker commandsOther options like listing images, showing logs, or removing volumes do not relate to event monitoring.Final Answer:Shows real-time Docker activity and events -> Option CQuick Check:docker events = real-time Docker activity [OK]Quick Trick: Remember: events = live Docker activity stream [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing events with logsThinking it lists imagesAssuming it cleans resources
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