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Table

The containers table is pretty straight forward but we will cover some of the "not so obvious" things

Column visibility

Self explanatory but you can pick which columns you do or do not want to see

Container table

  • Real time updates: This will auto reload the table rows every 60 seconds if the SSE task is enabled
  • Search: Filter out rows in the table
  • With selected: This will apply the selected change to all checked containers at once

Columns

If you utilize groups, they are listed first in the table and you click on the group name to show the container information for the group

Name: Click on a container to get a menu

  • Start/Restart/Stop: These can be done on individual containers from the menu
  • Shell: This will open an interactive shell to the container
  • GUI: This will launch a new tab to the container UI, you can customize the url as needed
  • Settings: This will open a panel with container specific settings
  • Logs: This will launch a dialog to display the docker logs for the container

Updates: This shows you information about your container setting with updates on or off. If updates are on (check only or apply) it will show you either "Outdated" or "Up to date" for the container. If you have it set to ignore it will show you "Ignored". Under the status is the current hash for the image you have.

State: This is the current state of the container (running, exited, created, etc) and the amount of time the container has been in that state

Health: This column will show you the health status of the container if it supports it and an icon to show if you have auto restart unhealthy on or off

Mounts: This column shows you all the mounts the given container has, the initial view is truncated but you can click the [+] icon to view them all

Environment: This column shows you all the environment variables the given container has, the initial view is truncated but you can click the [+] icon to view them all

Ports: This column shows you all the ports the given container uses, the initial view is truncated but you can click the [+] icon to view them all

CPU/MEM: This column shows your container usage per dockers usage (not entire server)