NAME
container-list - List container on the system
SYNOPSIS
container list [OPTIONS] container ls [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
The container list command lists container on the system.
OPTIONS
The following container options are available, defaults to --started --stopped:
-a, --all
List all available container (started, stopped, and other).
--csv-separator=SEPARATOR
Specify custom CSV separator, defaults to ,.
-f, --format=FORMAT
Use format to list container. Currently available formats are cli (default), csv, json, nwdiag, shell, sh, yaml, or xml.
-h, --host=HOSTNAME
List only container that are enabled for automatic start on the specified hostname. Defaults to list containers of the local system only. Using all shows all container regardless of any automatic start configuration.
--nwdiag-color=COLOR
Specify custom nwdiag color for the host box, defaults to #3465a4.
--nwdiag-label=LABEL
Specify custom nwdiag label for the diagram, defaults to empty.
-o, --other
List only container that are not enable for automatic start on the current system.
-s, --started
List only started container.
-t, --stopped
List only stopped container.
EXAMPLES
List all started and stopped containers of the local system:
sudo container list
List all started and other containers:
sudo container list -s -o
Create a CSV export of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f csv
Create a JSON export of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f json
Create a nwdiag export of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f nwdiag
Create a SVG image via nwdiag of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f nwdiag | nwdiag -T svg -o cnt-list.svg -
Create a shell export of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f shell sudo container list -f sh
Create a YAML export of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f yaml
Create a XML export of all started and stopped containers:
sudo container list -f xml
SEE ALSO
compute-tools(7), container(1).
HOMEPAGE
More information about compute-tools and the Open Infrastructure project can be found on the homepage at https://open-infrastructure.net.
CONTACT
Bug reports, feature requests, help, patches, support and everything else are welcome on the Open Infrastructure Software Mailing List <software [AT] lists.net>.
Debian specific bugs can also be reported in the Debian Bug Tracking System at https://bugs.debian.org.
AUTHORS
compute-tools were written by Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann [AT] open-infrastructure.net> and others.