docker:containers:show:all

The docker ps command is used to list the currently running Docker containers. By default, it lists only the active containers. However, when you add the --all flag, as in docker ps --all, it will show all containers, including the ones that are not currently running.

The output of this command will display the following information for each container:

• CONTAINER ID: The unique identifier of the container.
• IMAGE: The image used to create the container.
• COMMAND: The command that was executed when the container was started.
• CREATED: The time when the container was created.
• STATUS: The current status of the container.
• PORTS: The exposed ports of the container.
• NAMES: The name assigned to the container.

The docker ps --all command is often used to get a comprehensive view of all the containers on a Docker host, including both running and stopped containers.