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Container Management

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Container Management

Available Containers

Smart Home & IoT

Container Description Default Port
openHAB Open Home Automation Bus 8080
Home Assistant Open-source home automation 8123
HomeBridge HomeKit support for non-native devices 8581
RaspberryMatic Homematic central control unit 80
Zigbee2MQTT Zigbee devices to MQTT bridge 8080
MQTT Broker Message broker for IoT communication 1883, 9001

System & Management

Container Description Default Port
Dockge Docker compose stack manager 5001
Portainer Container management UI 9000
Grafana Analytics and monitoring platform 3000
InfluxDB Time series database 8086

Development & Tools

Container Description Default Port
Code Server VS Code in the browser 8443
File Browser Web-based file manager 8080
WatchYourLAN Network device monitoring 8840
WhatsUpDocker Docker container monitoring 3000
Frontail Web-based log viewer 9001
Node Exporter Hardware and OS metrics exporter 9100
Prometheus Monitoring and alerting toolkit 9090

Container Operations

Starting a Container

  1. Navigate to the container card
  2. Click the "Start" button
  3. Wait for the status indicator to turn green

Stopping a Container

  1. Navigate to the container card
  2. Click the "Stop" button
  3. Container will gracefully shut down

Container Configuration

  1. Click the container settings icon
  2. Modify available options:
    • Port mappings
    • Volume mounts
    • Environment variables
  3. Save changes
  4. Restart container if required

Container Logs

  1. Click the container logs icon
  2. View real-time logs
  3. Filter options:
    • Error logs
    • Info logs
    • Debug logs

Container Updates

  1. Regular updates through webDock
  2. Manual update option available
  3. Version control and rollback capability

Best Practices

  • Regularly backup container data
  • Monitor resource usage
  • Keep containers updated
  • Check logs periodically
  • Use proper networking security
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