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# mkdb info — inspect a database container

> Display detailed information about a mkdb container: type, version, status, port, creation date, expiration, TTL remaining, and volume details.

`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.

## 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

## Flags

<ParamField query="--name" type="string">
  Name of the container to inspect. When provided, mkdb skips the interactive selection menu and displays information for the named container directly.
</ParamField>

## Examples

**Interactive mode — select from a list of containers:**

```bash theme={null}
mkdb info
```

**Non-interactive mode — inspect a named container directly:**

```bash theme={null}
mkdb info --name mydb
```

<Tip>
  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`.
</Tip>