You want to monitor Docker events for containers with label env=production and only see start and die events. Which command achieves this?

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You want to monitor Docker events for containers with label env=production and only see start and die events. Which command achieves this?

Adocker events --filter label=env=production --filter event=start --filter event=die

Bdocker events --filter label=env=production --filter event=start,die

Cdocker events --filter label=env=production --filter event=start --filter event=stop

Ddocker events --filter env=production --filter event=start --filter event=die

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Use multiple --filter flags for each event
Docker events supports multiple filters; to filter multiple events, repeat the --filter event= flag for each event.
Step 2: Use correct label filter syntax
The label filter requires label=key=value format, so label=env=production is correct.
Step 3: Eliminate incorrect options
docker events --filter label=env=production --filter event=start,die uses comma-separated events which is invalid; docker events --filter label=env=production --filter event=start --filter event=stop uses stop instead of die; docker events --filter env=production --filter event=start --filter event=die uses incorrect label filter syntax.
Final Answer:
docker events --filter label=env=production --filter event=start --filter event=die -> Option A
Quick Check:
Multiple --filter flags for each event and correct label syntax [OK]

Quick Trick: Repeat --filter for each event; label filter needs key=value [OK]

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