Containers

Container objects hold the information to create and afterwards to control the underlying Docker containers. All information the user enters is used during the creation of the container (which happens when the container is started). They also hold information about the current state and include the logs reported by any process associated with the container.

Starting from v0.5.3, each container is given a persistent [Docker volume](https://docs.docker.com/engine/storage/volumes/) which can be used for persistent storage. The volume is mounted at /kiosc, and the container can read or write files in this path at will. The next time the container starts up, the files will still be there.

Contents:

• Overview
• Create
  • Container templates
  • Registry user and Registry password
  • Environment
  • Environment secret keys
  • Container path
  • Timeout
  • Heartbeat URL (inactive)
  • Files
  • Max retries
  • Inactivity threshold
• Details
  • Initial container
  • Running container
  • Fields
    • Environment & Environment Secret Keys
    • State
    • Last action
    • Date of latest Docker log
    • Logs
• Access & Controls
  • Access (via Proxy)
  • Controls
    • Start
    • Stop
    • Pause
    • Unpause
    • Restart
    • Update
    • Delete