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Introducing Docker List Containers To display a list of Docker containers, we use the docker container ls or docker ps command. Both commands have the same flags because both commands work on the same thing i.e. containers. It has different flags to get the output according to our needs. The docker ps command is faster and easier to type. Syntax: $ docker container ls --help $ docker ps -help How to list containers in Docker? We need to use the Docker command line tool to run the command to see the list of containers. We have two Docker commands that show containers. The first is docker container ls and the second is docker ps. When we run any of these commands, only containers on that host will run. However, the command has other options that we can specify to get the list of containers we need. Docker List Container Examples Following are the examples given below: Example #1 We have several containers in different states e.g. B. Some containers are running and some containers are in completion or unrun state. We want to list all containers whether they are running or not. a. Lets create some alpine containers as shown below: Code: $ docker run -d alpine sleep 3600 $ docker run -d alpine $ docker run -d alpine Exit: Now we can use docker container ls or docker ps command run to get the list of containers as below screenshot shown: Code: $ docker container ls $ docker ps Output: Explanation We created 3 containers but both commands show only 1 container because only working containers are shown by default w. We need to use -all or -a flag to list all containers as shown below: Code: $ docker container ls --all $ docker container ls -a $ docker ps --all $ docker ps -a Output: Example 2. Suppose there are hundreds of containers running on the host and we want to see some containers, for example, all closed containers have a specific name, ID, label, volume, network, etc. a.Create some containers with labels and names w ie below: Code: $ docker run -d ubuntu sleep 3600 $ docker run -d alpine $ docker run --label type = db -d redis $ docker run -d --name test- con1 alpine Output: Lets start filtering this container with ID as shown below: Code: $ docker ls container -a -f id=ebe9557e $ docker ls container -a -f id=eb Output: Note. We must use the - flag when the container is not running, otherwise nothing will be printed. It is recommended to use the -a flag when filtering. In addition, we can also use a short identifier. w. We can also filter based on container name as shown below: Code: $ docker container ls -a -f name=test-con1 Output: Note. We can also use a container short name that will list all containers that match the name as shown in the screenshot below. e. We can filter the container based on its labels as shown in the screenshot below: Code: $ docker ls container -f label = type = db $ docker ls -f container label = type Output: Explanation In the screenshot above, the first command shows container, hIntroduction to Listing Docker Containers To list Docker containers, we use the docker container ls or docker ps command. Both commands have the same flags because both commands act on the same thing i.e. CLOCK. Container. It has different flags to get the output as per our requirements. The docker ps command is faster and easier to type. Syntax: $docker container ls --help $docker ps -help How do I list containers in Docker? We need to use the Docker CLI to run the list container command. We have two Docker commands that list containers. The first is docker container ls and the second is docker ps. When we run any of these commands, we get running containers on that host only. However, the command has various options that we can specify to get the list of containers we need. Examples of Docker List Containers Below are examples: Example #1 We have several containers in different states, eg B. Some containers are running and some are in a stopped or not running state. We want to list all containers whether they are running or not. A. Lets create some alpine containers like this: Code: $docker run -d alpine sleep 3600 $ docker run -d alpine $ docker run -d alpine Output: b. Now we can run docker container ls or docker ps to get a list of such containers: Code: $docker container ls $docker ps Output: Explanation We have created 3 containers, but both commands only show 1 container because only running containers are shown by default. v. To list all containers, we need to use the -all or -a flag like this: Code: $docker container ls --all $ docker container ls -a $docker ps --all $docker ps -a Output: example . #2 Lets say there are hundreds of containers running on a host and we want to see certain containers, e.g. all the containers that are terminating have a specific name, id, label, volume, network and so on. Create some containers with labels and names like below: Code: $ docker run -d ubuntu sleep 3600 $ docker run -d alpine $ docker run --label type=db -d redis $ docker run -d --name test- con1 alpine output: b. Lets first filter these containers by ID like this: Code: $ container docker ls -a -f id=ebe9557e $ container docker ls -a -f id=eb Output: Note: we need to remove the - flag , if the container is not running, otherwise nothing is printed. It is recommended to use the -a flag when filtering. In addition, we can also use a short identifier. v. We can also filter based on container name like this: Code: $docker container ls -a -f name=test-con1 Output: Note: We can also use short container name, it will list all containers matching the name as below. i.e. we can filter a container based on its labels like this: Code: $ container docker ls -f label=type=db $ container docker ls -f label=type Output: Explanation In the above screenshot, the first command shows containers . h

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