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Container → Restart

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Summary

Restart a Docker container

Inputs

  • phaseTwoNotice — Phase 6 keeps the main Docker node AI-usable for JSON and text operations across containers, images, networks, volumes, and daemon metadata, while Docker Files remains dedicated to binary archives, Docker Build handles long-running tar workflows, and Docker Trigger owns event subscriptions.
  • containerId (required) — Container name or full/short container ID
  • timeoutSeconds — How long Docker should wait before forcing the action

Output shape

A success response containing the restarted container object (or no body — success/failure only)

The operation returns a JSON payload representing the container after restart; fields are optional and may vary by Docker version.

Examples

Example 1: Restart a running container named my-app

containerId: "my-app", timeoutSeconds: 10

Example 2: Restart a container with short ID cd17c922acd6 using default timeout

containerId: "cd17c922acd6"

Example 3: Restart a container but abort if it takes longer than 5 seconds

containerId: "web", timeoutSeconds: 5

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