{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"Profesionales de Docker","provider_url":"https:\/\/dockerpros.com\/es","title":"Docker Container Kill - Dockerpros","type":"rich","width":600,"height":338,"html":"<blockquote class=\"wp-embedded-content\" data-secret=\"C5waVEn2Km\"><a href=\"https:\/\/dockerpros.com\/es\/wiki\/docker-container-kill\/\">Matar contenedor Docker\n\nEn este art\u00edculo, aprender\u00e1 a matar un contenedor Docker. La diferencia entre matar un contenedor y detener un contenedor es que al detener un contenedor se env\u00eda una se\u00f1al SIGTERM y se espera a que el contenedor se detenga. Al matar un contenedor, se env\u00eda una se\u00f1al SIGKILL y el contenedor se detiene inmediatamente.\n\nPara matar un contenedor Docker, utilice el comando docker container kill. Este comando acepta un contenedor o m\u00e1s como argumento. El contenedor puede especificarse por su nombre o ID.\n\nPara matar un contenedor, siga estos pasos:\n\n1. Liste los contenedores en ejecuci\u00f3n utilizando el comando docker container ls.\n\n2. Para matar el contenedor, introduzca el siguiente comando:\n\n   docker container kill container_name\n\n   Reemplace container_name con el nombre del contenedor que desea matar.\n\n3. Verifique que el contenedor se haya matado listando los contenedores en ejecuci\u00f3n nuevamente:\n\n   docker container ls\n\n   El contenedor que mat\u00f3 ya no deber\u00eda aparecer en la lista.\n\nPara matar varios contenedores, especif\u00edquelos por su nombre o ID, separados por un espacio:\n\ndocker container kill container_name1 container_name2\n\nTambi\u00e9n puede utilizar el comando docker kill, que es un alias del comando docker container kill.\n\nEn resumen, para matar un contenedor Docker, utilice el comando docker container kill seguido del nombre o ID del contenedor. 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