Applications

Purpose

Applications represent the deployable units you run containers for.

What you see on the Applications page

A table that typically includes:

• Name
• Repository (if configured)
• Network (mode)
• CPU and RAM (reserved vs limit)
• Ports (one or more exposed container ports)

Common actions

Depending on your access, you may be able to:

• View details: Open the application details page.
• Add: Create a new application.
• Edit: Update an existing application.

Note

Billing Impact Warning

Changing CPU or RAM values has a direct impact on billing. Any modification to resource allocation will immediatelly affect your costs. Before saving changes, make sure you fully understand the financial implications

• Clone: Create a new application based on an existing one.
• Delete: Remove an application.
• Mass Edit / Update Tags: Apply changes to multiple selected applications.

How to: find an application

1. Open Applications.
2. Use Search to filter by name.
3. Sort by Name if needed.

How to: edit an application

1. Open Applications.
2. Select the row action Edit (if available).
3. Update fields.
4. Save.

Tips / common situations

• If you don’t see Add or Edit, you likely have view-only access.
• Mass actions appear only after you select one or more applications.