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how can I get a docker container to contiully restart all the time . I am using this for a demo and what a simple container that all it will do is keep restarting <br />
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I guess pass a command to it for &quot;sudo reboot&quot; or something like that ?<br />
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thanks !
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how can I get a docker container to contiully restart all the time . I am using this for a demo and what a simple container that all it will do is keep restarting 

I guess pass a command to it for "sudo reboot" or something like that ?

thanks !

Docker contianer how to make it continually restart

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