Inspect and Monitor a Container

• Docker is running
• A container exists (running preferred for monitoring)

1. Click Containers in the sidebar
2. Click a container name to open the Inspect view
3. The view has tabs (displayed as a segmented picker):

Overview Tab

• Container ID, image, created date, status
• Command being run
• Restart count and restart policy
• Container size on disk

Environment Tab

• Full list of environment variables set in the container
• Secret values (passwords, keys) are masked by default — click to reveal

Network Tab

• Network mode (bridge, host, none)
• Connected networks and their IDs
• IP address within each network
• Exposed ports and their host mappings

Mounts Tab

• Bind mounts: host path → container path, read/write mode
• Named volumes: volume name → container path
• tmpfs mounts if any

Resources Tab

• CPU and memory limits (if set)
• Current CPU usage percentage
• Current memory usage (MB / limit)
• Network I/O (bytes sent/received)
• Block I/O (bytes read/written)

1. From the Containers list, find the running container
2. Click the ... (overflow menu) on the container row and select Performance Profiler (requires Pro)
3. The profiler opens with live-updating charts:
   • CPU Usage — line chart showing % over time
   • Memory Usage — line chart showing MB over time
   • Network I/O — line chart showing bytes in/out
   • Block I/O — line chart showing disk reads/writes
4. Charts show the last 60 data points (approximately 1 minute of data at 1-second intervals)
5. The active tab renders exclusively — switch between CPU, Memory, Network, and Block I/O tabs without performance impact

• The Inspect view shows a segmented tab picker at the top for responsive switching between tabs
• The Performance Profiler uses real-time charts for live visualization
• Resource data refreshes every second for running containers
• Stopped containers show last-known values with no live updates