DockStation is developer-centric application to managing projects based on Docker. Instead of lots of CLI commands you can monitor, configure, and manage services and containers using just a GUI.
When I try open a remote Docker host in DockStation and try to view the stats page, the stats page does not display any stats (cpu/memory/network IO/block IO) unless the local Docker instance (Docker for Mac) is running in the background.
Screenshot when Docker for Mac is NOT running on local machine:
Screenshot when Docker for Mac is running on local machine:
If this is the intented behaviour, DockStation should at least give a warning that the stats could not be displayed because the local Docker machine instance is not running.
When I try open a remote Docker host in DockStation and try to view the stats page, the stats page does not display any stats (cpu/memory/network IO/block IO) unless the local Docker instance (Docker for Mac) is running in the background.
Screenshot when Docker for Mac is NOT running on local machine:
Screenshot when Docker for Mac is running on local machine:
If this is the intented behaviour, DockStation should at least give a warning that the stats could not be displayed because the local Docker machine instance is not running.