55 pumba --help NAME: Pumba - Pumba is a resilience testing tool, that helps applications tolerate random Docker container failures: process, network and performance. USAGE: pumba [global options] command [command options] containers (name, list of names, or RE2 regex if prefixed with "re2:") VERSION: 0.9.0 - 2e7ab7b (master) 2021-11-21T10:12:49+0200 AUTHOR: Alexei Ledenev <
[email protected]> COMMANDS: kill kill specified containers exec exec specified containers restart restart specified containers stop stop containers pause pause all processes rm remove containers stress stress test a specified containers netem emulate the properties of wide area networks help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command GLOBAL OPTIONS: --host value, -H value daemon socket to connect to (default: "unix:///var/run/docker.sock") [$DOCKER_HOST] --tls use TLS; implied by --tlsverify --tlsverify use TLS and verify the remote [$DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY] --tlscacert value trust certs signed only by this CA (default: "/etc/ssl/docker/ca.pem") --tlscert value client certificate for TLS authentication (default: "/etc/ssl/docker/cert.pem") --tlskey value client key for TLS authentication (default: "/etc/ssl/docker/key.pem") --log-level value, -l value set log level (debug, info, warning(*), error, fatal, panic) (default: "warning") [$LOG_LEVEL] --json, -j produce log in JSON format: Logstash and Splunk friendly [$LOG_JSON] --slackhook value web hook url; send Pumba log events to Slack --slackchannel value Slack channel (default #pumba) (default: "#pumba") --interval value, -i value recurrent interval for chaos command; use with optional unit suffix: 'ms/s/m/h' (default: 0s) --label value filter containers by labels, e.g '--label key=value' (multiple labels supported) --random, -r randomly select single matching container from list of target containers --dry-run dry run does not create chaos, only logs planned chaos commands [$DRY-RUN] --skip-error skip chaos command error and retry to execute the command on next interval tick --help, -h show help --version, -v print the version