DOCKER(1)

✨ NAME ✨

docker-stack-ls — bestie, this one lists your stacks 💅 (yes, that's it, that's the whole job, and it does it flawlessly)

Welcome to the Docker User Manuals, pookie 🫶 this page is your little cheat sheet, and I promise it's not gonna be giving "boring wall of text" energy.

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

docker stack ls [OPTIONS]

That's the whole vibe. Command, ls, optional flags. Chef's kiss 👑

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

List stacks. 🎀

Like... it lists your stacks. That's the assignment, and it ate. No cap, no notes. ✨

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💖 OPTIONS 💖

• --format="" — okay so this is your glow-up button for the output 🌈 It formats the output using a custom template, and you've got options, bestie:
  • 'table' — prints the output in table format with column headers. This is the default, so if you say nothing, this is what you get. Main character energy by default fr fr.
  • 'table TEMPLATE' — prints the output in table format, but using the given Go template. So table vibes, your rules 💅
  • 'json' — prints in JSON format. For when you wanna feed it to something else, iykyk 🍓
  • 'TEMPLATE' — prints output using the given Go template. Full customization mode, go off 👑

Also, if you wanna know more about formatting output with templates, go peek at https://docs.docker.com/go/formatting/ — it's literally the official spot for that ✨

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👑 SEE ALSO 👑

• docker-stack(1) — the parent page, the whole stack-verse 🦋

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Okay that's the page!! Every flag, every format, every default, all of it, preserved with love 💜 Now go list some stacks and slay 💅✨

Much love from the Docker Community, and this lil' cutie is dated Oct 2026 — stay iconic, bestie 🎀🫶