turbo continue

The continue command downloads the last state of a container and then starts it.

Usage

Usage: turbo continue <options> <state-id>

Options

• -a, --attach — Attach to stdin, stdout, and stderr of the
• container
• --admin — Run the container as admin user
• -d, --detach — Run the container in the background
• --diagnostic — Enable diagnotic logging
• --disable=VALUE — Disable the specified Turbo VM setting
• --disable-sync — Disable container synchronization
• -e, --env=VALUE — Set environment variables inside the container
• --enable=VALUE — Enable the specified Turbo VM setting
• --enable-sync — Enable container synchronization
• --env-file=VALUE — Read in a line delimited file of ENV variables
• --format=VALUE — Use json format for output
• --hosts=VALUE — Add an entry to the virtual /etc/hosts file (<redirect>:<name>)
• -i, --isolate=VALUE — Set isolation level: full, write-copy or merge
• --link=VALUE — Add link to another container (<container>:<alias>)
• --mount=VALUE — Mount a host folder into the container. Format:
• [other-container:]SourceFolder[=TargetFolder]
• --private — Synchronize this container privately, visible
• only — to me
• --public — Synchronize this container publicly, visible to
• everyone
• --route-add=VALUE — Add route mapping. Supported protocols: ip, pipe, tcp, udp
• --route-block=VALUE — Block specified route or protocol. Supported protocols: ip, tcp, udp
• --route-file=VALUE — Specify a routing rules file
• --startup-file=VALUE — Override the default startup file
• --startup-verb=VALUE — Override the default startup verb
• --trigger=VALUE — Execute named group of startup files
• --using=VALUE — Use selected images as a temporary dependency
• --vm=VALUE — The Turbo VM version to run the container with
• --wait-after-error — Leave program open after error
• --wait-after-exit — Leave program open after it exits
• --with-root=VALUE — Set the containers root directory

If the continue command is run against an already-running container then no action will be taken.

To enable diagnostic logging for the container, specify the --diagnostic flag.

To run the container in the background, specify the -d or --detach flag.

JSON output

When --format=json option was passed this command will provide output in JSON format. It will contain either a container object with information about executed container or an error object if command failed.