Container management tools are an important in software development approaches such as DevOps that automate the creation, deployment, destruction and scaling of application or systems containers. Docker is one of the most popular container platforms that is used in the development and deployment environments of the final product.   Therefore, it is important to monitor the health of Docker performance, which includes monitoring the health of containers, services, replica status of services, tasks, cluster and member node health in Swarm mode, information on volumes, networks, and images. Moein monitoring system is currently capable of monitoring Docker.

Docker monitoring includes the following:

1. Total Containers
2. Running Containers
3. Paused Containers
4. Stopped Containers
5. Total IMages
6. Has memory limit?
7. Host Number of CPU Core
8. Host Total Memory Size
9. Swarm Local Node State
10. Number of Swarm Nodes
11. Number of Swarm Manager
12. Starting UP Containers
13. Healthy Containers
14. Unhealthy Containers
15. Node Role
16. Number of Workers

Container Information: 

1. list of Containers 
2. Create Date
3. State
4. Status
5. Port information
6. Services information
7. Node information
8. Task information
9. Mounts information
10. Container and host port information
11. Network interfaces
12. Mounts information
13. Block IO Read
14. Block IO Write
15. Network Total Receive Traffic
16. Network Total Transmit Traffic
17. Network Transmit Rate
18. Cpu usage
19. Memory Usage
20. Used Memory Size
21. Memory Limit
22. Pids
23. Network Transmission Loss
24. Total Network Data transmission
25. Total Block IO Data transmission

Tasks:

1. Create Date
2. Update Date
3. Cpu limit
4. Memory Limit
5. Reserved CPU
6. Reserved Memory
7. Services information
8. Current State
9. Desired State
10. Container information
11. Network information
12. Running Tasks

Swarm:

1. Create Date
2. Update Date
3. Host Number of Core
4. Host Memory Size
5. Node Status
6. Is Leader?
7. Reachability

Provide a list of:

1. Volumes
2. Services
3. Networks
4. Images

Communication Protocols:

• REST