Kong Community Edition (KongCE) - kong version command on Docker

by
Jeremy Canfield |
Updated: January 12 2021
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If Kong is running on docker, refer to Kong - Docker container command line for the steps on how to issue commands in the Kong Docker container.
Use the ps command to determine if Kong is running. If there are Kong processes, like this, Kong is running.
ps -ef | grep -i kong
. . .
1 kong 0:00 nginx: master process /usr/local/openresty/nginx/sbin/nginx -p /usr/local/kong -c nginx.conf
22 kong 48:05 nginx: worker process
23 kong 2:12 nginx: worker process
24 kong 2:06 nginx: worker process
25 kong 14:27 nginx: worker process
50 kong 0:00 sh
66 kong 0:00 ps -ef
67 kong 0:00 grep -i kong
Use the kong version command to return the version of Kong. In this example, the version of Kong is 2.0.1.
kong version
. . .
2.0.1
If you have more than one version of Kong installed, use the -c option following by the path to the kong.conf file.
kong version -c /path/to/kong.conf
. . .
2.0.1
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