podman
Simple management tool for pods, containers, and images. Podman provides a Docker-CLI comparable command-line. Simply put: `alias docker=podman`.
More info →Subcommands (14)
Daemonless tool for building container images.
Run and manage Compose Specification container definition.
Export the filesystem of a container and save it as a tarball on the local machine. See also: `podman import`, `podman save`.
Manage OCI/Docker container images. See also: `podman build`, `podman import`, `podman pull`.
Manage OCI/Docker container images.
Import a tarball and save it as a filesystem image. See also: `podman export`, `podman save`.
Load an image from an oci-archive or a docker-archive created using `podman save`. See also: `podman save`, `podman import`.
Log in to a container registry. Note: The default authfile path on Linux is `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/containers/auth.json`, which is usually stored in a `tmpfs` (in RAM).
Create and manage virtual machines running Podman. Included with Podman version 4 or greater.
List Podman containers.
Pull images from a container registry.
Remove OCI/Docker images.
Run a command in a new Podman container.
Save an image to a local file or directory. See also: `podman load`, `podman export`.
Options (3)
-a, --allbooleanList all containers (both running and stopped)
podman ps {{[-a|--all]}}Open a shell inside an already running container
podman exec {{[-it|--interactive --tty]}} {{container_name}} {{sh}}-f, --followbooleanDisplay the logs of one or more containers and follow log output
podman logs {{[-f|--follow]}} {{container_name}} {{container_id}}Examples (8)
List all containers (both running and stopped)
podman ps [-a|--all]Create a container from an image, with a custom name
podman run --name container_name imageStart or stop an existing container
podman start|stop container_namePull an image from a registry (defaults to Docker Hub)
podman pull imageDisplay the list of already downloaded images
Open a shell inside an already running container
Display the logs of one or more containers and follow log output
podman logs [-f|--follow] container_name container_id