quarantine 'em

"You list running containers using `docker ps`. Cool, does that mean the flags are the same as for `ps`?" "No. Completely different."

"If Docker containers are like processes, can I use `docker top` to see a table of containers and their CPU usage etc.?" "No."

"If Docker containers are like processes, does stopping one make it go away entirely?" "No."

"If Docker containers are processes, Docker images are like executable files, right? So I list them with `docker ls`?" "No."

"The command to list images is `docker images`, so is the command to list containers `docker containers`?" "No."

"The command to remove a container is `docker rm`. And the flags are the same as for `rm`?" "No."

"Wait, you list containers using `docker ps` but you remove them with `docker rm`? So are containers processes or files? Pick one!" "No."

"If Docker containers are like files, then how does that analogy extend to images?" "It doesn't."