How can files be copied to a container using Docker?

There are two common ways to use the Docker command-line tool to copy files into a container.

1. copying files between a Docker container and the host machine

docker cp <源路径/文件> <容器名称/ID>:<目标路径/文件>

For example, to copy the file example.txt from the host to a container named mycontainer in the /data directory, you can use the following command:

docker cp example.txt mycontainer:/data

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FROM ubuntu:latest
COPY example.txt /data/

In the above example, the Dockerfile uses the COPY instruction to copy the example.txt file from the host to the /data directory in the image.

You can achieve the goal of copying files to a container using any method. The specific method you choose depends on your needs and use case.