idocker 1.2.0

docker cli with python

idocker

Introduce

Advanced client for docker written in python

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Installation

Package is uploaded on PyPI.

You can install it with pip:

pip install idocker

Requirements

• Python : 3.8 and newer
• Make sure you have docker installed on your machine

Documentation

📄 Intensified preparation in progress

Example

Enter the command in the terminal: idocker ps

The following output is obtained

There is a total of 23 container
container id   status     container name                   memory          cpu
bab1089dc3df   running    elasticsearch_exporter         12.45 MB        0.00%
a561837b3640   running    elk-cerebro                   448.05 MB        0.86%
f0f9bff03341   running    elk-elasticsearch-7              5.3 GB       16.75%
21d022734daf   running    elk-kibana-7                   319.3 MB        3.58%
751467051c58   running    gitlab                           8.2 GB       41.65%
c594dcd36a14   running    grafana                        56.31 MB        0.13%
717ab36294e0   running    milvus-etcd                    92.39 MB        1.16%
856bb706d9e8   running    milvus-minio                  145.28 MB        0.29%
4a73f5df0bc9   running    milvus-standalone               1.37 GB        9.50%
6c8e1058bd57   running    minikube                      343.43 MB        0.08%
b768a2a4d9af   running    mongo-express                  41.08 MB        0.03%
cfe1ae642072   running    mongodb                       150.66 MB        1.11%
85fd1dcf90cb   running    mysql8                        417.11 MB        0.59%
e4a84961e1d7   running    prometheus                     51.49 MB        0.19%
8641438e3b4d   running    public_minio                    1.92 GB        0.24%
b4aec98ee394   running    rabbitmq3-management           122.4 MB        2.64%
e0f2cbb05d47   running    rebloom                        13.14 MB        0.23%
1cd01a299204   running    zilliz_attu                   112.78 MB        0.02%