Container Workbench
Inspect and operate every container on every node.
The Containers page is a fleet-wide inventory of every container the agents see — platform-managed, core, and unmanaged alike. It is the tool for the day-2 questions nobody planned for: which container is that image, when was it restarted, what ports is it using, what is it writing?
What you can see#
Every container from every node, with filterable columns: image, command,
health, ports, networks, mounts, and restart count — the same data
docker inspect exposes, without SSHing anywhere.
What you can do#
From its row you can stream logs, open an interactive terminal (full TTY), browse mounted files, or copy the container ID and image reference. For eligible containers the row also offers start, restart, stop and delete.
What you cannot do#
Core containers (the platform itself) are protected — they cannot be stopped or removed from the workbench. Unmanaged containers are never adopted: ZenSailor inspects and reports on them, but it will not reschedule, restart or claim them, so a container you started manually stays exactly where you left it.