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conmon(8)		    System Manager's Manual		     conmon(8)

NAME
       conmon -	container monitor utility

SYNOPSIS
       conmon [options]

DESCRIPTION
       conmon  is a command-line program for monitoring	and managing the life-
       cycle of	Linux containers that follow  the  Open	 Container  Initiative
       (OCI) format.

APPLICATION OPTIONS
       --api-version Conmon API	version	to use.

       -b, --bundle Location of	the OCI	Bundle path.

       -c, --cid Identification	of Container.

       --exec-attach Attach to an exec session.

       -e, --exec Exec a command into a	running	container.

       --exec-process-spec Path	to the process spec for	execution.

       --exit-command Path to the program to execute when the container	termi-
       nates its execution.

       --exit-command-arg  Additional  arguments  to pass to the exit command.
       Can be specified	multiple time.

       --exit-delay Delay before invoking the exit command (in seconds).

       --exit-dir Path to the directory	where exit files are written.

       -h, --help Show help options.

       -i, --stdin Open	up a pipe to pass stdin	to the container.

       This option tells conmon	to setup the pipe regardless of	whether	 there
       is a terminal connection.

       -l,  --log-path	Path  to store all stdout and stderr messages from the
       container.

       --leave-stdin-open Leave	stdin open when	the  attached  client  discon-
       nects.

       --log-level Print debug logs based on the log level.

       --log-size-max Maximum size of the log file.

       --log-tag Additional tag	to use for logging.

       -n, --name Container name.

       --no-new-keyring	Do not create a	new session keyring for	the container.

       --no-pivot Do not use pivot_root.

       --no-sync-log  Do  not manually call sync on logs after container shut-
       down.

       -0, --persist-dir Persistent directory for a container that can be used
       for storing container data.

       -p, --container-pidfile PID file	for the	initial	pid inside of the con-
       tainer.

       -P, --conmon-pidfile PID	file for the conmon process.

       -r, --runtime Path to store runtime data	for the	container.

       --replace-listen-pid Replace listen pid if set for oci-runtime pid.

       --restore Restore a container from a checkpoint.

       --runtime-arg Additional	arguments to pass to the runtime. Can be spec-
       ified multiple times.

       --runtime-opt Additional	options	to pass	to the restore	or  exec  com-
       mand. Can be specified multiple times.

       -s, --systemd-cgroup Enable systemd cgroup manager, rather then use the
       cgroupfs	directly.

       --socket-dir-path Location of container attach sockets.

       --sync Keep the main conmon process as its child	by only	forking	once.

       --syslog	Log to syslog (use with	cgroupfs cgroup	manager).

       -t, --terminal Allocate a pseudo-TTY. The default is false.

       When set	to true, conmon	will allocate a	pseudo-tty and attach  to  the
       standard	 input of the container. This can be used, for example,	to run
       a throwaway interactive shell. The default is false.

       -T, --timeout Kill container after specified timeout in seconds.

       -u, --cuuid Specify the Container UUID to use.

       --version Print the version and exit.

SEE ALSO
       podman(1), buildah(1), cri-o(1),	crun(8), runc(8)

HISTORY
       October 2020, Originally	compiled by Dan	Walsh <dwalsh@redhat.com>

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