Container Details

The Container Details page gives a deep view into a single container — whether it is currently running or has already finished. The page has three sections, each reachable via jump-chips in the sticky header: Info, Metrics, and Logs.

Sticky header

• Back button — Returns to the previous page.
• Status chip — Shows Running (green) or Finished (grey).
• Container name (and external ID if available).
• Section chips — Click Info, Metrics, or Logs to scroll to that section.
• Date range picker — Controls the time range for metrics and logs. Defaults to the container’s start time → now (if running) or start → finish (if finished). A special “Container start → Container end” preset is available.

Info panel

Displays key metadata in a grid:

Field	Description
Status	Running / Finished.
Application	Application name.
Organization	Owning organization.
Region	Where the container is running.
Hostname	Node hostname.
IP Address	Node IP.
Tag	Docker image tag in use.
Node Pool	Pool assignment.
Started At	Start timestamp.
Finished At	End timestamp (only shown if the container has finished).
CPU Cores	Allocated CPU.
Memory	Allocated RAM.
External ID	External reference (if applicable).
Ports	Mapped port list.

Metrics

Four interactive line charts with summary statistics:

Chart	Metrics shown
CPU Usage	CPU %, with Current / Avg / Peak stats.
Memory Usage	Memory %, with Current / Avg / Peak stats (and MB values when available). Shows the limit if a memory cap is set.
Network Bandwidth	In / Out bytes/s, with Avg / Peak / Total for each direction.
Disk I/O	Read / Write bytes/s, with Avg / Peak / Total for each direction.

Brush-to-zoom: Click and drag on any chart to zoom into a time range. The date range picker updates automatically.

Logs

• Server-side search — Type a query in the search field. Matching logs are highlighted and the total count updates.
• ANSI color support — Logs are rendered with full ANSI color codes, so colored output from your game server is displayed correctly.
• Live tail — Click the ▶ Tail button to stream new log lines in real time. The log view auto-scrolls to the bottom. Click ⏸ Pause to stop.
• Infinite scroll — Scroll up to load older log lines, scroll down to load newer lines.
• Download — Click the Download button to download the full log file (from container start to end) as a .txt file.
• Log histogram minimap — A small bar chart above the log panel shows log density over time, giving a quick visual overview of when activity occurred.
• New-logs notification — If you scroll up while tailing, a notification shows how many new lines arrived. Click it to jump to the latest.