Linux Resource Containers
https://linuxcontainers.org/lxc
Linux Resource Containers provide process and resource isolation without the
overhead of full virtualization.
Version: 5.0.3
See also: lxc-libs.
General Commands | |
| lxc-attach | start a process inside a running container. |
| lxc-cgroup | manage the control group associated with a container |
| lxc-checkconfig | check the current kernel for lxc support |
| lxc-checkpoint | checkpoint a container |
| lxc-config | query LXC system configuration |
| lxc-console | Launch a console for the specified container |
| lxc-copy | copy an existing container. |
| lxc-create | creates a container |
| lxc-destroy | destroy a container. |
| lxc-device | manage devices of running containers |
| lxc-execute | run an application inside a container. |
| lxc-freeze | freeze all the container's processes |
| lxc-info | query information about a container |
| lxc-ls | list the containers existing on the system |
| lxc-monitor | monitor the container state |
| lxc-snapshot | Snapshot an existing container. |
| lxc-start | run an application inside a container. |
| lxc-stop | stop the application running inside a container |
| lxc-top | monitor container statistics |
| lxc-unfreeze | thaw all the container's processes |
| lxc-unshare | Run a task in a new set of namespaces. |
| lxc-update-config | update a legacy pre LXC 2.1 configuration file |
| lxc-usernsexec | Run a task as root in a new user namespace. |
| lxc-wait | wait for a specific container state |