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mkdb info displays a detailed summary of a single database container. Use it to check the current status, see exactly when the container will expire, or confirm its volume configuration — without having to inspect Docker directly.

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What mkdb info displays

Running mkdb info shows the following details about the selected container:
  • Database type and version — for example, postgres 18 or redis latest
  • Status — running, stopped, or expired
  • Port — the host port the container is bound to
  • Created date — when the container was first started
  • Expiration date — when the TTL runs out and the container becomes eligible for cleanup
  • Time remaining — how long until the container expires
  • Volume information — volume type (none, named, or bind) and the path or name of the volume

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Flags

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--name
string
Name of the container to inspect. When provided, mkdb skips the interactive selection menu and displays information for the named container directly.

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Examples

Interactive mode — select from a list of containers: 
mkdb info
Non-interactive mode — inspect a named container directly: 
mkdb info --name mydb
When a container is running, mkdb info retrieves the actual database version from the running container rather than just the image tag. This means you see the precise version string (for example, 15.4) rather than latest.