PODMAN: How to Tail Podman Container Logs?

Below steps can be used to tail podman container logs.

1. Check the running podman instance container ID

podman ps -a

Below is sample output

CONTAINER ID  IMAGE                                               COMMAND               CREATED      STATUS            PORTS                   NAMES

044ff210d1e3  container-registry.oracle.com/os/registry:v2.7.1.1  serve /etc/docker...  2 hours ago  Up 3 minutes ago  0.0.0.0:5000->5000/tcp  registry

2. Run podman logs on the podman container ID

podman logs -f <container id>

In this example.

podman logs -f 044ff210d1e3

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LINUX: Chpasswd One Line Command To Update Password Without Prompt To Enter Password (Passwd)

Below chpasswd command can be used. Change username with the username to which you want to change password and password with the desired password you want to test.

echo "username:password" | chpasswd

For e.g. to change admin user password to testpwd, your command will look as follows

echo "admin:testpwd" | chpasswd

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LINUX: How To Check All The Supported Filesystem On the Operating System / Kernel?

Following is the command to check all the supported filesystems on the Linux operating system / kernel

ls -a /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/fs | cat

Below is sample output of above command.

btrfs

cachefiles

ceph

cifs

cramfs

dlm

ecryptfs

ext2

ext4

fat

fscache

fuse

gfs2

isofs

jbd2

jffs2

lockd

mbcache.ko.xz

nfs

nfs_common

nfsd

nls

ocfs2

overlayfs

pstore

squashfs

ubifs

udf

xfs

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PODMAN: How To Tag Container Images On Podman?

Following podman tag command can be used to tag the images on podman container registry.

podman tag image-id localhost:7000/app/nginx:1.17.7

In above command image-id is the podman image id seen in "podman images" command. "localhost:7000/app/nginx:1.17.7" is the tag name being assigned. "localhost:7000/app/nginx:1.17.7" tag name can be changed to the desired tag name.

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