containerd(1)



containerd(1)               General Commands Manual              containerd(1)

SYNOPSIS
       containerd [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION
       containerd  is a high performance container runtime whose daemon can be
       started by using this command. If none of the config, publish, or  help
       commands  are specified the default action of the containerd command is
       to start the containerd daemon in the foreground.

       A default configuration is used if no TOML configuration  is  specified
       or  located at the default file location. The containerd config command
       can be used to generate the default configuration for  containerd.  The
       output  of that command can be used and modified as necessary as a cus-
       tom configuration.

       The publish command is used internally by parts of the containerd  run-
       time  to  publish  events.  It  is not meant to be used as a standalone
       utility.

OPTIONS
       --config value, -c value
              Specify the default path to  the  configuration  file  (default:
              "/etc/containerd/config.toml")

       --log-level value, -l value
              Set the logging level. Available levels are: [debug, info, warn,
              error, fatal, panic]

       --address value, -a value
              UNIX socket address for containerd's GRPC server  to  listen  on
              (default: "/run/containerd/containerd.sock")

       --root value
              The  containerd root directory (default: "/var/lib/containerd").
              A persistent directory location where metadata and image content
              are stored

       --state value
              The  containerd  state directory (default: "/run/containerd"). A
              transient state directory used during containerd operation

       --help, -h
              Show containerd command help text

       --version, -v
              Print the containerd server version

BUGS
       Please   file   any   specific   issues   that   you    encounter    at
       https://github.com/containerd/containerd.

AUTHOR
       Phil Estes estesp@gmail.com <mailto:estesp@gmail.com>

SEE ALSO
       ctr(1), containerd-config(1), containerd-config.toml(5)

                                  01/29/2018                     containerd(1)

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