How is container administration carried out in a working environment?

Container management in a working environment includes several key aspects:

1. Orchestration and management: Using orchestration systems (e.g., Kubernetes, Docker Swarm) for automatic deployment, scaling, and lifecycle management of containers.

2. Monitoring and logging: Setting up monitoring tools (Prometheus, Grafana) and logging systems (ELK stack, Fluentd) to track container status and respond quickly to issues.

3. Updates and security: Regularly updating container images, applying security patches, managing access and secrets.

4. Backup and recovery: Organizing backups of data and configurations to ensure resilience against failures.

5. Resource management: Configuring CPU, memory, and other resource limits for containers to avoid conflicts and ensure stability.

6. Automation: Using CI/CD for automatic testing and deployment of containers.

Example command to view running Docker containers:

docker ps

For Kubernetes — viewing pods:

kubectl get pods

Thus, container administration is a comprehensive task that includes management, monitoring, security, and automation.