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mkdb list displays all database containers that mkdb manages, in a formatted table with their current status and time remaining. Use it to get a quick overview of what is running, stopped, or about to expire. The command has a shorter alias, mkdb ls, that works identically.

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Flags

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string
Filter the output to a specific database type. Accepts postgres, pg, mysql, or redis.
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string
Filter the output by container status. Accepts running or up, stopped or down, and expired.

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Output columns

The table includes the following columns for each container:

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Examples

List all containers:
Use the shorter alias:
Filter by database type:
Filter by status:
Combine filters:
mkdb list and mkdb ls are identical. The short alias is convenient for quick checks during development.