Host Details
View and configure a single host. The header shows the host name, a live online / offline status indicator, and the create and update timestamps.
Sections
Section titled “Sections”The form is split into the sections listed in the local sidebar:
- Basic information
- Image building
- Registry auths: credentials for pulling and pushing to private registries.
- Reverse proxy: none, Traefik via Docker labels, or Traefik via config files.
- Nvidia driver: optional driver and container toolkit deployment.
- GPU monitor
- Traefik: optional managed Traefik deployment, including its image, network, ports and config.
- Intervals and timeouts: heartbeat and reconciliation intervals, plus pull, push and build timeouts.
- Resources
- Network interfaces: the NICs the agent reports, used as macvlan parent interfaces.
- Metrics collection: toggles and retention for host, GPU and workspace metrics.
- Domains
- Permissions
Actions
Section titled “Actions”The header action buttons depend on the host state and your permissions:
- Enable / Disable: toggles whether the host accepts work.
- Delete: available only when the host is disabled.
- Logs: opens a streamed log terminal for the host. Available when the host is online.
- Monitor: opens the host resource monitor. Available when the host is online.
- GPU info: shown when the host reports GPUs.
Permissions
Section titled “Permissions”The Permissions section grants per-user, host-level capabilities. Each user row has these flags:
- View: see the host.
- Create workspaces
- Create images
- Create bind mounts
- Create volume mounts
- Create networks
These flags gate which hosts a user can target when creating the matching resources. For example, creating a volume requires Create volume mounts (or Create bind mounts for a bind volume), and creating a network requires Create networks. The mount flags also gate editing existing volumes on the host. Only admins manage host permissions. See Permissions and access control for the full model.