ps -o pid,pidns,netns,mntns,ipcns,utsns,userns,args -p <pid>: take a look the details of the process
ps -o thcount <pid>: To get the number of threads for a given pid:
Placeholder list:
| Placeholder | Description |
|---|---|
| .AutoRemove | If true, containers are removed on exit |
| .CIDFile | Container ID File |
| .Command | Quoted command used |
| .Created | Creation time for container, Y-M-D H:M:S |
| .CreatedAt | Creation time for container (same as above) |
| .CreatedHuman | Creation time, relative |
| .ExitCode | Container exit code |
| .Exited | “true” if container has exited |
| .ExitedAt | Time (epoch seconds) that container exited |
| .ID | Container ID |
| .Image | Image Name/ID |
| .ImageID | Image ID |
| .IsInfra | “true” if infra container |
| .Labels | All the labels assigned to the container |
| .Mounts | Volumes mounted in the container |
| .Names | Name of container |
| .Networks | Show all networks connected to the container |
| .Pid | Process ID on host system |
| .Pod | Pod the container is associated with (SHA) |
| .PodName | Seems to be empty no matter what |
| .Ports | Exposed ports |
| .Restarts | Display the container restart count |
| .RunningFor | Time elapsed since container was started |
| .Size | Size of container |
| .StartedAt | Time (epoch seconds) the container started |
| .State | Human-friendly description of ctr state |
| .Status | Status of container |
To generate the systemd files using podman:
podman generate systemd --name <your container name> --new