Linux "lxd" Command Line Options and Examples
The LXD container manager
Description: The LXD container manager (daemon) This is the LXD daemon command line. It's typically started directly by your init system and interacted with through a tool like lxc. There are however a number of subcommands that let you interact directly with the local LXD daemon and which may not be performed through the REST API alone.
Usage:
lxd [flags]
Command Line Options:
--cpu-profile
Enable CPU profiling, writing into the specified file``
lxd --cpu-profile ...
-d
--debug[=false] Show all debug messages
lxd -d ...
--group
The group of users that will be allowed to talk to LXD``
lxd --group ...
-h
--help[=false] Print help
lxd -h ...
--logfile
Path to the log file``
lxd --logfile ...
--memory-profile
Enable memory profiling, writing into the specified file``
lxd --memory-profile ...
--print-goroutines
How often to print all the goroutines``
lxd --print-goroutines ...
--trace
Log tracing targets``
lxd --trace ...
-v
--verbose[=false] Show all information messages
lxd -v ...
--version[
Print version number
lxd --version[ ...