Which of these commands does 'docker run' execute in combination?

The command 'docker run' is designed to create a new container and start it simultaneously. It effectively combines the creation and initialization of a container in a single command, which is why the correct answer involves these actions.

When you execute 'docker run', it first invokes the 'docker container create' command to set up the container with the specified options (like image name, environment variables, etc.). Following this, it runs 'docker container start' to begin the execution of the container. The inclusion of 'docker container attach' also aligns with this process because if you want to interact with the running container (like attaching your terminal to it), you would typically use the attach command. This illustrates how 'docker run' serves to streamline multiple operations into one streamlined command for convenience and efficiency.

The other choices do not accurately reflect this correlation in the same way, particularly with regard to the operations following the creation and starting of a container, which are not meant for direct interaction in the same context.