How to Use the Docker Info Command-CSDN博客

本文链接：https://blog.csdn.net/yuguo_im/article/details/135586366

本文介绍了如何使用dockerinfo命令获取Docker环境的详细信息，包括服务器版本、运行的容器数、可用镜像、存储驱动、日志驱动等，对于诊断问题和理解当前Docker配置非常有帮助。

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The docker info command is used to display detailed information about the Docker environment, including the Docker version, number of containers and images, storage driver, network details, and more.

To use the docker info command, you can follow these steps:

Make sure you have Docker installed and running on your system.
Open a terminal or command prompt.
Run the docker info command:
```
docker info
```
This will display a comprehensive overview of the Docker environment.
The output of the docker info command will include various sections with information about the Docker environment. Some of the common sections you may find are:
- Server Version: The version of Docker running on your system.
- Containers: The number of running, paused, and stopped containers.
- Images: The number of available images on your system.
- Storage Driver: The storage driver used by Docker to manage images and containers.
- Logging Driver: The logging driver used by Docker to capture container logs.
- Cgroup Driver: The cgroup driver used by Docker for resource management.
- Kernel Version: The version of the kernel running on your system.
- Operating System: The operating system running on your system.
- CPUs: The number of CPUs available on your system.
- Total Memory: The total amount of memory available on your system.
The output may contain additional sections depending on your Docker configuration and system setup.

Please note that the docker info command provides a comprehensive overview of the Docker environment and can be useful for troubleshooting and understanding the current Docker setup.