# 5 List of Commands Applicable to Any Kind of Container

Below is a list of commands that can be used to work with any kind of container.

**5.1 Start the container**\
Establishing a connection with `docker` and running the container:

```
sudo docker exec -ti nodeosd /bin/bash
```

**5.2 Getting the log file**\
Getting the text of the log file about the container:

```
sudo docker logs --tail 10 -f nodeosd
```

**5.3 Connection via cleos to the node**\
Connection via cleos to the node to verify its successful operation (to execute this instruction, the wallet must be configured):

```
sudo docker exec -ti nodeosd \
    /opt/cyberway/bin/cleos
```

**5.4 Launching the containers**\
Container launch command (the command is executed from the directory where the `docker-compose.yml` file is located):

```cpp
sudo docker start nodeosd mongo
```

**5.5 Stop the containers**\
Container stop command (the command is executed from the directory where the `docker-compose.yml` file is located):

```cpp
sudo docker stop nodeosd mongo
```


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