Monitoring
Dry can also be used as a monitoring tool for Docker containers.
We enter the monitor mode by pressing the m key. This mode lets us monitor CPU usage, memory usage, network usage (transmit and receive), disk usage, and more for each running container.
Summary
You can read more about Dry from its website and GitHub repository.
The program is cross-platform running under Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. And there’s support for 64-bit ARM too.
Website: moncho.github.io/dry
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Moncho
License: MIT License
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Pages in this article:
Page 1 – Installation / In Operation
Page 2 – Monitoring / Summary
All articles in this series:
| Getting Started with Docker | |
|---|---|
| Installing Docker Engine | Let's start with the basics. We install Docker Engine on Ubuntu |
| Run Docker without sudo | Run Docker without the security privileges of root |
| Commands | A brief overview of the 40 Docker commands |
| Images | A Docker image is a file used to execute code in a Docker container |
| Portainer CE | Install this interface to manage different Docker environments |
| Dry | Interactive CLI for Docker containers |
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