2.6 Administration
fly workers
To list the currently registered workers, including additional metadata, run:
$ fly -t example workers
This can be useful for monitoring the status of your workers, if you suspect that one keeps dropping out of the pool or getting tasked with too many containers, etc.
fly prune-worker
To remove a stalled, landing, landed, or retiring worker, run:
$ fly -t example prune-worker --worker worker-name
This is for those cases where you know a worker is not coming back. Note that running workers cannot be pruned, since they'll just re-register themselves anyway.
fly containers
To list the active containers across all your workers, run:
$ fly -t example containers
This can be useful when discovering the containers available for fly intercept
ing.