CRI Container Management
The cri command is used to manage and inspect the Container Runtime Interface (CRI) environment in a Kubernetes
cluster. The container runtime is the underlying technology responsible for running containers, such as Docker,
containerd, or CRI-O. In Kubernetes, the container runtime is used to start, stop, and manage containers to support
workloads in the cluster.
The sealctl cri command provides a set of subcommands that allow you to perform various operations related to the
container runtime, such as checking if the runtime is Docker, if it is running, listing Kubernetes containers, deleting
containers, pulling images, checking image existence, and retrieving CGroup driver information.
By using the sealctl cri command, you can easily manage and inspect the container runtime environment in your
Kubernetes cluster to ensure proper configuration and smooth operation.
sealctl cri [flags]
Subcommands:
socket: Check the CRI socket.
sealctl cri socket
cgroup-driver: Get the cgroup driver of the container runtime.
sealctl cri cgroup-driver [--short]
--short: Print only the result.
Global flags:
--socket-path: Path to the CRI socket.--config: Path to the CRI configuration file.
Examples:
sealctl cri socket
sealctl cri cgroup-driver --short