See also Kubernetes in Docker KiND on VMware Workstation Pro

vctl - A CLI tool for the container engine powered by VMware Workstation

• Build and run OCI containers.

• Push container images and pull container images between remote registries & local storage.

• Use a lightweight virtual machine (CRX VM) based on VMware Photon OS to host a container. Use 'vctl system config -h' to learn more.

• Easy shell access into virtual machine that hosts containers. See 'vctl execvm’.

vctl COMMAND [OPTIONS]

COMMANDS:

• build - Build a container image from a Dockerfile.
• create - Create a new container from a container image.
• describe - Show details of a container.
• exec - Execute a command within a running container.
• execvm - Execute a command within a running virtual machine that hosts container.
• help - Help about any command.
• images - List container images.
• inspect - Return low-level information on objects.
• kind - Get system environment ready for vctl-based KIND.
• login - Log in to a registry.
• logout - Log out from a registry.
• ps - List containers.
• pull - Pull a container image from a registry.
• push - Push a container image to a registry.
• rm - Remove one or more containers.
• rmi - Remove one or more container images.
• run - Run a new container from a container image.
• start - Start an existing container.
• stop - Stop a container.
• system - Manage the container engine.
• tag - Tag container images.
• version - Print the version of vctl.
• volume - Manage volumes.

Run 'vctl COMMAND –help' for more information on a command.

OPTIONS:

-h, –help Help for vctl