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You can use poweroff

Alpine Linux init system has been described in its docs

Alpine Linux Init System

Equivalent to shutdown now -r from traditional GNU/Linux systems: reboot

Equivalent to shutdown now -H from traditional GNU/Linux systems: halt

Equivalent to shutdown now -P from traditional GNU/Linux systems: poweroff

You can use poweroff

Alpine Linux init system has been described in its docs

Alpine Linux Init System

reboot : Equivalent to shutdown now -r from traditional GNU/Linux systems

halt : Equivalent to shutdown now -H from traditional GNU/Linux systems

poweroff : Equivalent to shutdown now -P from traditional GNU/Linux systems

You can use poweroff

Alpine Linux init system has been described in its docs

Alpine Linux Init System

Equivalent to shutdown -h now from traditional GNU/Linux systems: poweroff

Equivalent to shutdown -r now from traditional GNU/Linux systems: halt

You can use poweroff

Alpine Linux init system has been described in its docs

Alpine Linux Init System

Equivalent to shutdown now -r from traditional GNU/Linux systems: reboot

Equivalent to shutdown now -H from traditional GNU/Linux systems: halt

Equivalent to shutdown now -P from traditional GNU/Linux systems: poweroff

You can use poweroff

Alpine Linux init system has been described in its docs

Alpine Linux Init System

Equivalent to shutdown -h now from traditional GNU/Linux systems: poweroff

Equivalent to shutdown -r now from traditional GNU/Linux systems: halt

You can use poweroff

Alpine Linux init system has been described in its docs

Alpine Linux Init System

Equivalent to shutdown -h now from traditional GNU/Linux systems: poweroff

Equivalent to shutdown -r now from traditional GNU/Linux systems: halt