Galaxy WebApps - Containers

Documentation of the Containers Page in Galaxy Webapp

The Containers page provides detailed insights into the containers used to run the selected application on the Galaxy platform. Below is a description of the key elements visible in the screenshot.

**Sections and Functionalities of the Containers Page**

Containers Overview

- Running Containers: Displays the number of currently active containers. For instance, 1 Running.
- Unavailable Containers: Shows the count of containers that are inactive or unavailable, here: 0 Unavailable.
- Container Type: Lists the type of container being used, such as g.nano.

Performance Metrics

- Graphs Display: Real-time monitoring of essential performance metrics for each container:
- gCPU: Tracks CPU usage over time, represented by the blue line.
- Memory (MB): Tracks memory usage, represented by the gray line.
- Network IN/OUT: Tracks network data, displaying inbound (green) and outbound (purple) traffic.

Container Identification

- Each container is uniquely identified by an ID. Example: zfjwqimzlcfp0qxtuiv8b7a8.
- The ID is clickable, allowing quick access to specific container details or actions.

Time Range Filters

- Filter by Container ID: Enables filtering of metrics and data for specific containers by their ID.
- Filter by Time: Allows users to adjust the time range for the displayed metrics, with options like 5 minutes.

Summary

The Containers page is essential for monitoring the operational status and performance of each container running the application. It allows real-time analysis of CPU, memory, and network usage, ensuring that administrators have the data needed to optimize application performance.

Updated on: 21/01/2025