# Docker

# Running Artillery in Docker

## Using Artillery with Docker

For your convenience, there's a Docker image that allows you to use Artillery in a container.

### Running tests scripts inside a Docker container

To run your test scripts using the latest Artillery Docker image, use the `docker run` command. You can mount the directory containing your test scripts to the container using the `-v` flag, and reference your test scripts when executing the `run` command:

```sh
docker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}:/scripts \
  artilleryio/artillery:latest \
  run /scripts/test_script.yaml
```

In the above example, you're mounting your current directory containing your Artillery test script (`test_script.yaml`) to `/scripts` inside the container. You can then run the test script by referencing the full path *inside* the container - in this case, `/scripts/test_script.yaml`.

### Using a specific version of Artillery with Docker

The Artillery Docker image has multiple versions you can use. To run a specific version of Artillery using Docker, use the desired version tag in your `docker run` command. For example, if you want to run your test scripts using Artillery 1.6.2:

```sh
docker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}:/scripts \
  artilleryio/artillery:2.0.0-30 \
  run /scripts/test_script.yaml
```

The `latest` tag will always use the latest stable version of Artillery.