Volumes & Networks Management

Inspect and manage persistent Docker storage volumes and network configurations across connected hosts.

1. Volume Management

Docker volumes provide persistent storage outside container filesystems.

Viewing Volume List

• Navigation: Volumes (Sidebar: Volumes).
• Attributes: Lists Volume Name, Storage Mountpoint path on the host system, and Host ID.
• Search & Pagination: Filter volumes by name or host mountpoint path.

Inspecting Volume Details

• Navigation: Volumes > Click Volume Name.
• Detailed Info: View Driver (e.g. local), Scope (local / global), Host Mountpoint, Creation date, Driver Options, and Labels.

Deleting Volumes

• Navigation: Volumes > Click Delete icon next to a volume.
• Action: Permanently deletes the volume and all data stored within it from the host filesystem.

2. Network Management

Docker networks connect containers with each other and isolate external network traffic.

Viewing Network List

• Navigation: Networks (Sidebar: Networks).
• Attributes: Lists Network Name, Network ID, Driver (bridge, host, overlay, null), Subnet, Gateway, and Host ID.
• Search & Pagination: Filter networks by network name, driver type, subnet CIDR, or gateway IP.

Inspecting Network Details

• Navigation: Networks > Click Network Name.
• Detailed Info:
• General Info: Network ID, Driver, Scope, Creation date.
• Configuration Flags: IPv6 Enabled, Internal Network, Attachable, Ingress.
• IPAM Configuration: Assigned Subnets (e.g. 172.18.0.0/16) and Default Gateways (e.g. 172.18.0.1).
• Attached Containers: View all containers connected to this network alongside their assigned IP addresses and MAC addresses.
• Labels: Network metadata labels.

Deleting Networks

• Navigation: Networks > Click Delete icon next to a network.
• Action: Removes the specified Docker network.