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Taisun Taisun

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While the primary purpose of container management for Taisun comes in the form of the Stacks you can also perform basic image pulling and container launching from the "Images" tab of Taisun.

Pulling from Dockerhub

To grab an image from Dockerhub click on the DockerHub button on the "Images" tab:

Due to how the Dockerhub API works you will need to search for an image, in this example we will look for ubuntu:

After clicking on the Pull button for the image you want, you will see a full description for the image in question:

From this window you can pull the latest image or browse all of the tags affiliated with the container, for this example lets pull the zesty tag:

Once the pull is completed you can close the status window:

You will now see the image available for launch in the "Local Images" tab of this interface:

Launching a container

As of the writing of this document the non Stack container management is not completed. There is a Portainer stack available for more complex single container management.

https://portainer.io/

For now we highly recommend launching/managing from there for non stack resources, but Taisun v0.4 does provide a simple launcher in the form of a stack template:

From here you can pass most of the basic settings you would in a normal Docker run command.

But for example these are the advanced options in Portainer:

Much more verbose options than those presented in Taisun.

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