This creates a named container and attaches it to the host network and may cause port conflict if the host machine is already listening on any exposed ports from the Docker Image being used.

sudo docker run \
    -d \
    --network host \
    -v "$(pwd)"/public_html:/var/www/html \
    --name php-7-4-web-server \
    php-7-4-web-server:latest

This creates a named container and attaches it to the bridge network and allows for port forward mapping from the host to the Container.

sudo docker run \
    -d \
    --network bridge \
    -p 8080:80/tcp \
    -v "$(pwd)"/public_html:/var/www/html \
    --name php-7-4-web-server \
    php-7-4-web-server:latest

• Using -v "$(pwd)"/public_html:/var/www/html

  To Volume Mount the folder public_html from the current folder to /var/www/html on the running container. It is where Apache serves the content from & allows for realtime change updates.

• Using -p 8080:80/tcp

  To map port 8080 on the Host machine to port 80 on the Container using the bridge network.

• Using --name php-7-4-web-server

  To name the Container being created.