how-to · A machine Open this in the console

See Docker apps on a machine.

Network › containers is the Docker inventory from the last heartbeat. The name you see is the Coolify or Compose app, not the UUID container name.

Exited is not an alert. A Coolify deploy stops the previous container. Unhealthy and restarting are only raised for apps you select.
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Open Network › containers

The tiles are running, unhealthy, restarting and exited. Until you refresh on an online machine, the list is names from the heartbeat. accounts-web, accounts-db, redis, and traefik are running. old-web is exited, and that tile is 1. Alert on this is how an unhealthy or restarting app becomes an alert. Nothing is selected at first, so a restart loop stays quiet. Exited is not an alert.

Containers tab listing Coolify app names with alert on this Containers tab listing Coolify app names with alert on this
Accounts server. Five apps from the last heartbeat. old-web is exited. None selected for alerts.
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Select the app you want told about

Press alert on this. The row is marked alerting. The same list lives under Work › actions, as “alert on these Docker apps”. Press stop alerting to take it off. A problem on an app you did not select does not email anyone and does not start a BE AI investigation.

Containers tab with accounts-web marked alerting Containers tab with accounts-web marked alerting
accounts-web is selected. The others stay quiet.

Restart, and its confirm, is Restart or stop a Docker app. Recent lines are Read a Docker app's logs. Stop is Stop a Docker app. Start on an app that is not running is Start a stopped Docker app. A named check, with an interval and healthy or running, is Check that a Docker app is running.