Tired of that awful super wide docker ps
output? I'm always shrinking my terminal output just to see what docker ps
is trying saying... and it's making me go blind. If you commiserate, try docker-pretty-ps
! Just run docker-pretty-ps
and get your output long, instead of wide and with COLORS!
Use docker-pretty-ps
to get all running containers, stopped containers, search for containers. You can do all this in a beautiful, colored, long output with only the data you requested.
Narrow your request with a search against containers with a name matching a search phrase; such as docker-pretty-ps webserver
.
docker ps
output is awful. Very wide output, yet not very helpful.docker-pretty-ps
uses no 3rd party python packages, so it will run on any system that can run python, and Docker.- You're a Docker wizard and need just a little bit more.
Run docker-pretty-ps
to get output of all currently running containers, or include an optional argument to search containers who's name match a phrase. Need to collect containers with multiple different phrases? Just comma separate them, like so docker-pretty-ps web,mail
$ docker-pretty-ps web
Currently running containers with: web, mail
tradetrack_web_1
Status: Up 5 days
Created: 5 days ago
Ports: 80/tcp
0.0.0.0:5010->5010/tcp
Container ID: 416948f10a42
Image ID: tradetrack_web
Command: "gunicorn -b 0.0.0.0…"
smpt-mail
Container ID: 10d861029eae
Image ID: tvial/docker-mailserver:latest
Command: supervisord -c /etc…
Created: 12 days ago
Status: Up 12 days
Ports: 0.0.0.0:25->25/tcp
110/tcp
0.0.0.0:143->143/tcp
0.0.0.0:587->587/tcp
465/tcp
995/tcp
0.0.0.0:993->993/tcp
4190/tcp
Total containers: 14
Total running: 5
Containers in search: 2
pip install docker-pretty-ps
git clone https://github.com/politeauthority/docker-pretty-ps.git
cd docker-pretty-ps
python3 setup.py build
python3 setup.py install
Then you should be able to run the command docker-pretty-ps
any where on your system.
Typical docker-prettty-ps too long for ya? Don't fret! docker-pretty-ps
has an answer to that. Use -s
or --slim
cli argument to get a slim output.
$ docker-pretty-ps -s
All currently running docker containers
nginx-proxy
some-postgres
carpetbag_carpetbag_1
badactorservices_bad-actor-services_1
badactorservices_bad-actor-services-data_1
Total containers: 21
Total running: 5
Sure, thats nice to know all containers on a host, but you also need to know what ports and the creation date, (for example).
Well then just the --include
or -i
cli arg.
Get current running containers with just the creation time and the port configuration. Use the command docker-pretty-ps -s -i=cp
$ docker-pretty-ps -s -i=cp
All currently running docker containers
carpetbag_carpetbag_1
Created: 42 minutes ago
Ports:
some-postgres
Created: 5 months ago
Ports: 10.138.44.203:5432->5432/tcp
nginx-proxy
Created: 5 days ago
Ports: 0.0.0.0:80->80/tcp
0.0.0.0:443->443/tcp
Total containers: 5
Total running: 3
The -i
argument allows a user to specify the columns they want to receive back.
$ docker-pretty-ps -i ns
This will return just the container ID and the container status, like the following.
All currently running docker containers
bad-actor-services_bad-actor-services-web_1
Container ID: 85cc746f77a4
Status: Up 3 hours
Total containers: 14
Total running: 1
- n - Co(n)tainer ID
- i - Container (i)mage ID
- m - Container co(m)mand
- c - Container (c)reation Date
- s - Container (s)tatus
- p - Container (p)orts
Run docker-pretty-ps --all
against all containers running or not on your system.
$ docker-pretty-ps -a
All docker containers
determined_goldstine
Container ID: 51ab96c96896
Image ID: 39e12b5ef620
Command: /bin/sh -c 'apk add…
Created: 13 days ago
Status: Exited (1) 13 days ago
State: [OFF]
Ports:
alpine-sshd
Container ID: 23a8d9762781
Image ID: danielguerra/alpine-sshd
Command: docker-entrypoint.s…
Created: 6 months ago
Status: Up 4 months
State: [ON]
Ports: 0.0.0.0:4848->22/tcp
Total containers: 4
Total running: 2
usage: docker-pretty-ps [-h] [-a] [-s] [-i INCLUDE] [-o [ORDER]] [-r] [-j]
[-v]
[search]
positional arguments:
search Phrase to search containers, comma separate multiple.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --all Selects against all rnning and stopped containers
-s, --slim Shows a slim minimal output.
-i INCLUDE, --include INCLUDE
Data points to add to display, (c)reated, (p)orts,
(i)mage_id, co(m)mand
-r, --reverse Reverses the display order.
-j, --json Instead of printing, creates a json response of the
container data.
-v, --version Print the binary version information.
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- Create more python native usage.
- More testing.