Waymark / Routes / docs.podman.io Display the running processes inside a podman container with podman top
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Documented steps Run podman top <container> to print processes similar to ps -ef. Add ps(1) AIX format descriptors plus podman extensions: podman top <container> pid seccomp args %C. Get host-context info with h* descriptors: podman top <name> hpid huser shows the host PID and host user of container processes. Pass ps(1) flags to fall back to exec'ing ps from the host: podman top <container> -- aux. Target the last created container with podman top --latest. Known gotchas Extended descriptors (capeff, capbnd, capinh, seccomp, label, hpid, huser, etc.) are podman-specific extensions. When an unknown descriptor is given, podman falls back to running ps(1) from the host inside the container's namespace. If the container has CAP_SYS_PTRACE, ps(1) is executed inside the container and must be installed there. --latest not available on remote clients (macOS/Windows except WSL2).
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