Containers
View, inspect, and monitor all running containers across your agents.
The Containers page lists every container discovered by your connected agents. It updates in real time.
Container list
Each row in the container list shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Container name as reported by Docker |
| Image | Image name and tag |
| Status | running, stopped, exited, restarting |
| CPU % | Current CPU utilization |
| Memory | Current memory usage / limit |
| Uptime | Time since the container started |
| Agent | Which agent is reporting this container |
Filtering and sorting
- Filter by agent using the agent selector in the top bar
- Filter by status using the status dropdown (All / Running / Stopped / Exited)
- Filter by image using the search box, matches partial image names
- Sort any column by clicking the column header
Container detail view
Click any container row to open the detail view. It has four tabs:
Overview tab
- Container ID, image, created timestamp, restart count
- Exposed ports and port bindings
- Environment variables (click to reveal)
- Volume mounts
Metrics tab
Time-series charts for:
- CPU %, 1-second resolution for the last 15 minutes, rolling
- Memory MB, current and limit
- Network I/O, bytes in/out per second
- Block I/O, disk read/write per second
Use the time range picker in the top bar to zoom out to longer windows (up to your plan's retention limit).
Logs tab
Live log streaming directly from the container. See Log Streaming for details.
Alerts tab
Alert rules that target this specific container, and their current state.
Container actions
From the container detail view you can:
- View logs, opens the Logs tab
- Copy container ID, copies the full container ID to clipboard
KubeWatch is read-only, it does not support stopping, starting, or exec'ing into containers from the dashboard.