How To Monitor Docker Container Using Docker System Command
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In the last blog post, we have discussed docker container management using docker container command.
https://cloudaffaire.com/how-to-create-and-manage-docker-containers/
In this blog post, we will discuss docker system. Docker provides a set of tools to monitor docker resource utilization.
Prerequisite for this demo:
- One AWS EC2 instance with Linux 2 AMI and internet access.
- Docker
How To Monitor Docker Container Using Docker System Command:
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##-------------------------- ## Docker: System Management ##-------------------------- ## docker system [COMMAND] ## Manage Docker ## Usage: docker system COMMAND ## Commands: ## df : Show docker disk usage ## events : Get real time events from the server ## info : Display system-wide information ## prune : Remove unused data ## Show docker disk usage ## Usage: docker system df [OPTIONS] ## Options: ## --format : String Pretty-print images using a Go template ## -v, --verbose : Show detailed information on space usage docker system df ## Display system-wide information ## Usage: docker system info [OPTIONS] ## Options: ## -f, --format : string Format the output using the given Go template docker system info ## Get real time events from the server ## Usage: docker system events [OPTIONS] ## Options: ## -f, --filter filter : Filter output based on conditions provided ## --format string : Format the output using the given Go template ## --since string : Show all events created since timestamp ## --until string : Stream events until this timestamp docker system events ## Remove unused data ## Usage: docker system prune [OPTIONS] ## Options: ## -a, --all : Remove all unused images not just dangling ones ## --filter filter : Provide filter values (e.g. 'label= ## -f, --force : Do not prompt for confirmation ## --volumes : Prune volumes docker system prune |
Hope you have enjoyed this article. In the next blog post, we will discuss docker images.
To get more details on docker, please refer below docker documentation