turbo ps

The ps command returns a list of all the processes running in containers on the local machine.

Usage

Usage: turbo ps <options> [<container>]

Options

• --csv — Print output with tab-separated columns
• --format=VALUE — Use json format for output
• -l — Display long format
• --no-trunc — Don't truncate output

Examples

# View all processes running in containers
> turbo ps

PID   Name     Container     User
---   ----     ---------     ----
2252  cmd.exe  f1ea9fe59eeb  Administrator

# View the "long-format" results for additional information
> turbo ps -l

PID   Name     Container     User           UTime     KTime     Command
---   ----     ---------     ----           -----     -----     -------
2252  cmd.exe  f1ea9fe59eeb  Administrator  00:01:05  00:01:10	"C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe"

The UTime is the amount of CPU time the process spent in user-mode code.

The KTime is the amount of time spent in system calls within the kernel.

JSON output

When --format=json option was passed this command will provide output in JSON format. It will contain processes array with information about running processes or an error object if command failed.