You’ll view, monitor, and control the containers powering your deployments.
Viewing containers
Open your app from the Apps list and go to the Resources tab. You’ll see a grid of container cards showing each container’s status, image, and ports.
The Charts page (accessible from the sidebar) also shows all running containers across your machine.
Container actions
Click on any container card to open the detail view. From there you can:
| Action | What it does |
|---|
| Start | Starts a previously stopped container |
| Stop | Gracefully stops the container |
| Restart | Stops and restarts the container with the same configuration |
| Delete | Removes the container entirely |
Container terminal
From the container detail view, open the Terminal tab to get an interactive shell inside the running container. This is useful for debugging, inspecting files, or running one-off commands.
Images
The container detail view also shows the Images tab — all Docker images associated with that container, including repository, tag, and size.
Logs
For app-level logs, use the Logs tab on the app detail page. For deployment-specific logs, open the Deployments tab and click on a specific deployment to see its build and runtime output.
Stopping a container takes your app offline immediately. Use the deploy flow for zero-downtime updates.
Pruning
Configure automatic pruning from the Settings modal under the Container category. Options include auto-prune images, auto-prune build cache, and configuring stop timeout and restart policy. 
