: vi 5 LOPER CHEAT SHEET Podman basics ‘This cheat sheet covers the basic podman command set, containeris ether a container name or a container ID. If tags omitted in imagectag, the default value is /aest. nae podman images List all local images podman hi Display information about how an image was built podman login regisryUt-u username [0 password) Login to a remote registry podman pull reistry/username/image:tag imagestag Pull an image from a remote registry podman search searchString ‘earch local cache and remote registries for images Note Theis of elses is etna in \ainers/reistries.cant podman logout Log out of the current remote registry BUILDING IMAGES podman bulld-timogestg Build and tag an image using the instructions in Dockerfile in the current directory (don't forget the dot) podman build image:tag + Dockerfile2 Same as above, but with a different Dockerfile podman tag image:tagimagetog2 ‘Add an additional name toa local Image pocman tag image:tg ressty/username/Imagetog Same as above, but the additional name includes a remote registry podman push regstry/username/imagetag Push an image to a remote registy Eton sn podman run rm it [-name name] imagetag command Run a container based on a given image, em Remove the container afterit exits it Connect the container to the terminal ‘name name Give the container a name imagetog The image used to create the container command —-RcoMmand to run Ubinfbash for examale) ‘Other options Run the container in the background -p 8080:32000 Expose container port 8080 as localhost:32000 =v Avrtibimyb:/vertibidb Map the war/ib/mydb directory on localhost to a volume named ‘Natlib/do inside the container podman commit Create a new image based on the current state of a running container 2 newlmage:tag podman create [~name nam imogestag Create (but don't start)a container from an Image podman start container Start an existing container from an image ppodman restart container Restart an existing container podman wait cont ‘Wait on ane or mare containers to stop podman stop container inert [eantainer2..J Stop 2 running container gracefully ppodman kl con "Send a signal to a running container ppodman em fo Remove a container (use -if the containeris running) podman stats conta Display a live stream of a container’s resource usage podman inspect container Retum metadata (in SON) about a running containerirene podman ps (all) List the running containers on the system (use ~allto include non. running containers) ppodman attach container ‘Attach ta.a running container and view its output or control Ctrl)+p) [Ctl +g) detaches from the container but leaves it running. podman exec container command Execute @ command in a running container podman top container Display the running processes of container podman log tail container Display the logs of a container podman pause container | podman unpause container Pause/unpause al the processes in a container podman port container List the port mappings from a container te localhost fo podman aff container Display all the changes to a container’ filesystem podman cp source target Copy files and folders between a container and localhost podman mount container | podman umount container ‘Mount or unmount a containers root filesystem podman import tarball Import a tarball and save tas a filesystem image podman expert 0 outputhl] container Export the container’ filesystem to a tar file podman save [o archiveFile] [format docker: I docker-ain imagetog chive | aci-archve | oct-lir Save an image in docker-archive (default) or another format ive podman load ar Load a saved image from docker-archive or another format erences) podman rm imagerag Remove a local image from local cache (use to force removal) podman rmi regstylusernamesimagertog Remove a remote image from local cache (use to force removal) Note This does not remove the image from the remote registry. iecatences podman version Display podman version information podman info splay information about the podman environment Penang nue For more information about podman, visit the Red Hat Developer website This cheat sheet was written by Doug Tidwell, with huge thanks to Dan Walsh and Scott McCarty for their technical expertise and Jason Porter for his visual design skills