docker-node
manage Docker Swarm cluster nodes
TLDR
List swarm nodes
$ docker node ls
Inspect a node in pretty format$ docker node inspect --pretty [node]
List tasks running on a node$ docker node ps [node]
Promote node to manager$ docker node promote [node]
Demote manager to worker$ docker node demote [node]
Drain a node (stop scheduling tasks)$ docker node update --availability drain [node]
Add label to node$ docker node update --label-add [key=value] [node]
Remove a node from swarm$ docker node rm [node]
SYNOPSIS
docker node command [options]
DESCRIPTION
docker node manages Swarm nodes. Nodes are Docker hosts participating in a swarm cluster. Only works when the Docker daemon is running in swarm mode. Managers coordinate cluster operations while workers execute tasks. Node management includes controlling availability (active, pause, drain), labels for task placement constraints, and role assignments (manager/worker).
SUBCOMMANDS
ls
List nodes in the swarm.inspect
Display detailed node information.update
Update a node.promote
Promote nodes to manager.demote
Demote managers to workers.rm
Remove nodes from swarm.ps
List tasks running on nodes.
SEE ALSO
docker-swarm(1), docker-service(1)
