To get an overview of which and how many containers are currently running on an Anbox Cloud deployment, run the amc ls command:
+----------------------+----------------+---------+---------+------+---------------+------------------------+
| ID | APPLICATION | TYPE | STATUS | NODE | ADDRESS | ENDPOINTS |
+----------------------+----------------+---------+---------+------+---------------+------------------------+
| bdpaqaqhmss611ruq6kg | candy | regular | running | lxd0 | 192.168.100.2 | 192.168.100.2:22/tcp |
| | | | | | | 10.103.46.41:10000/tcp |
+----------------------+----------------+---------+---------+------+---------------+------------------------+
This will list all containers with their status and additional information, for example, on which LXD node in the cluster the containers are running.
Filter containers
amc ls accepts a --filter flag to filter and group containers.
The filter flag accepts a key-value pair as the filtering value. The following attributes are valid keys:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
app |
Application name or ID |
type |
Container type, possible values: “base”, “regular” |
node |
Node on which the container runs |
status |
Container status, possible values: “created”, “prepared”, “started”, “stopped”, “running”, “error”, “deleted”, “unknown” |
To list all regular containers:
amc ls --filter type=regular
If you need to apply multiple filters, pass multiple flags:
amc ls --filter type=regular --filter node=lxd0
This will query all regular containers that are placed on the node with the name lxd0.