docker:tldr:64901
docker: Display detailed information of a space-separated list of services.
$ docker service inspect ${select}
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The command "docker service inspect ${select}" is used to retrieve detailed information about one or multiple services in a Docker swarm.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "docker service inspect" is the Docker CLI command for inspecting a Docker service.
- "${select}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with a specific service name or ID. It represents the service(s) you want to inspect. You can choose to provide a single service name or ID or use wildcards or regular expressions to select multiple services.
When you run this command, Docker will retrieve detailed information about the specified service(s) and display it in the command line output. The information may include various details such as service name, ID, labels, replicas, tasks, networks, constraints, mounts, and more.
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