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### 2.2 Management Tips 🛟
1. **Attenzione Kibana**: Kibana non inizia subito dato che deve instaurare la connessione con Elasticsearch. In generale, i container che ci mettono più a partire sono i vari componenti e Kibana. Per monitorare lo stato dei container, puoi eseguire:
1. **Kibana **: Kibana does not start immediately as it needs to establish a connection with Elasticsearch. Generally, the containers that take the longest to start are Kibana, Dionaea and Conpot. To monitor the status of the containers, you can run:
```sh
docker ps -a
```
If you want to see containers that have yet to start, you can run:
```sh
docker ps -a | grep starting
```
Questo comando ti permette di vedere quelli che ancora devono partire.
2. **Ottenere porte di un servizio**: Puoi ottenere le porte di un servizio con il seguente comando:
3. **Get Service Ports**: You can get the exposed ports of a container with the following command:
```sh
docker inspect <container_id> | grep HostPort
docker inspect <container_id> | grep "HostPort"
```
3. **Ottenere indirizzo di un servizio**: Per ottenere l'indirizzo IP di un servizio, usa:
4. **Get Container ID**: To get the ID of a running container, use:
```sh
docker inspect <container_id> | grep IPAddress
docker ps
```
This command lists all currently running containers, showing information such as the container ID, image, command, start time, status, and names.
5. **Get Service Address**: To get the IP address of a container, use:
```sh
docker inspect <container_id> | grep "IPAddress"
```
4. **Eseguire un container con permessi di root**: Per eseguire un container con permessi di root, utilizza:
6. **Run a Container with Root Permissions**: To run a shell inside a container with root permissions, use:
```sh
docker exec -it --user root <container_id>
docker exec -it --user root <container_id> /bin/sh
```
Or
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