Managing resources
Oxidock gives you a dark-first desktop view of the Docker resources you use every day.
Resource areas
| Area | What you can inspect |
|---|---|
| Containers | Status, ports, image, logs, lifecycle actions, and related commands. |
| Images | Repository, tag, size, age, and cleanup candidates. |
| Volumes | Usage, labels, dangling state, and safety notes. |
| Networks | Driver, scope, connected containers, and ports. |
| Events | Engine activity over time. |
| Logs | Runtime output for debugging and learning. |
Learn the command behind each action
Oxidock is not only a Docker UI. When you start, stop, inspect, remove, or clean up resources, the app should help you understand the Docker command behind the action.
docker inspect my-container
docker logs --tail 100 my-container
docker volume ls
Safety cues
Destructive actions should be explicit. Oxidock uses command safety language and confirmations to make risky operations easier to recognize before you run them.