<commit_before># Images versus containers

This explains the difference between a Docker image and a container. These
terms are sometimes used interchangeably however they are not the same have two
different meanings.

Previously you downloaded the `busybox` image and showed that it was present on
your computer. Run these two commands if you haven't done so already.

~~~ bash
docker pull busybox
docker images
~~~

When you run a Docker image using `docker run` you are creating a container
from that instance. This can be illustrated by creating a container container
that sleep for 60 seconds. The flag `--detach` means the Docker process will<commit_msg>Include and for semantic<commit_after># Images versus containers

This explains the difference between a Docker image and a container. These
terms are sometimes used interchangeably however they are not the same and have two
different meanings.

Previously you downloaded the `busybox` image and showed that it was present on
your computer. Run these two commands if you haven't done so already.

~~~ bash
docker pull busybox
docker images
~~~

When you run a Docker image using `docker run` you are creating a container
from that instance. This can be illustrated by creating a container container
that sleep for 60 seconds. The flag `--detach` means the Docker process will
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