Given a pod UUID, you can get the exit status of its apps.
Note that the apps are prefixed by app-.
$ rkt status 66ceb509
state=exited
created=2016-01-26 14:23:34.631 +0100 CET
started=2016-01-26 14:23:34.744 +0100 CET
pid=16964
exited=true
app-redis=0
app-etcd=0
Note that pid may not be available shortly after rkt run, or rkt run-prepared, even when state=running.
The --wait flags below can be used to wait for a Pod to be running with its pid captured.
If the pod is still running, you can wait for it to finish and then get the status with rkt status --wait UUID.
To wait for the pod to become ready, execute rkt status --wait-ready.
Both options also accept a duration. To wait up to 10 seconds until the pod is finished, execute rkt status --wait=10s UUID.
| Flag | Default | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--wait |
false |
true or false or duration |
Toggle waiting for the pod to finish. |
--wait-ready |
false |
true or false or duration |
Toggle waiting until the pod is ready. |
--uuid-file |
"" | UUID file | UUID of the pod. |
See the table with global options in general commands documentation.