How to View Docker Container Stats on iPhone

TL;DR

ServerPanel shows a read-only list of your Docker containers with live stats over SSH, so you can check what's running and how it's doing right alongside your server's CPU, memory, and disk.

Steps

In ServerPanel, open a server that runs Docker.
View the read-only container list with live stats.
See what’s running and how each container is doing.
Drop into the SSH terminal if you need to act on one.

Why it works this way

If your server runs Docker, “how’s the box” and “how are the containers” are two different questions. ServerPanel answers the second with a read-only container list and live stats, right next to the host’s CPU, memory, and disk — so you get the full picture in one place. It’s read-only by design; when you need to restart or inspect a container, the terminal is a tap away.

Tips & edge cases

Spot a hungry container against the host’s overall load.
Read-only keeps monitoring safe; the terminal is there for actions.
All over your existing SSH — no extra agent.

FAQ

Can I see my running containers? Yes. ServerPanel shows a read-only Docker container list with live stats.

Can I start or stop containers? The container list is read-only for monitoring; use the SSH terminal for actions.

Does it need extra setup? It reads over your existing SSH connection alongside the other dashboards.