Monitoring a Docker Container

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If you want to monitor Docker container Documentation Library > _admin_portal_images > admin_docker.png only, filter for Source Docker.

The list of services will help you to check the details for a container at first sight:

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For each container, the list shows the following information:

Column Name

Description

Possible Values

Name

Type

Other service types may be displayed.

Status

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Created/Updated

Version

Label of the Docker container.

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Starting and Stopping a Docker Container

	Use the quick action icons to start, restart and stop a container: Use to start a container that is currently stopped. Use to stop a running container and restart it. Use to stop a running container.
	You can find the icons in the quick actions bar in the services' list...
	... and in the header on every container details page.

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It also contains different collapsable sections:

Go to page Controlling Containerized xUML Services for an overview on the available details of a containerized xUML service.


	For services of type pas-nestjs, the information section also contains a link to the Swagger UI.

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In section Logs you can change the log level. Refer to Changing the Log Level of a Docker Container for detailed information.

The link in section Logs gives you direct access to the Log Analyzer, where you can inspect the logs. Refer to Showing Docker Container Logs and Analyzing Platform Logs for further information.

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The Logs section also informs you if there are no logs available for this type of service.

	In the Configuration section you can change the configuration file of the Docker container. Go to page Adapting Integration Service Configuration for detailed information.