Manage Catalog Apps

you can manage catalog apps by navigating to applications > catalog apps change application view from the applications > catalog apps pane, click the icons for grid view or list view to change how you view your devices filter and search applications from the applications > catalog apps pane, use the search bar to filter the applications by name display application information when you click an application tile (tile view) or application name (list view), information displays about the application you can click the container drop down list to view the containers that are running for the application you can view the ip address, port number, memory usage, and the up state of the application container the up state indicates how long the application container has been running you can view graphs of the cpu, memory load, network, and storage usage when you hover over the chart, you can see more details at a particular time point the x axis of the graph is the time the following units represent the y axis depending on the type of graph cpu a number ranging from 0 to 2 00 0 means that there is no cpu backup, 1 00 means that the cpu is at full capacity, and 2 00 means that the cpu is currently backed up with too many processes memory load megabytes network mbps (megabits per second) storage a number ranging from 1 00 to 1 00 representing the percentage of time waiting on disk io speed below the graphs, you can view the logs for the application you can download the log for diagnostic purposes, refresh it, and expand the log file view you can select the amount of time the log shows manage individual applications from the g rid view, you can use device tiles to access management options refer to the image and callouts below action details \[1] start or stop application this action allows you to initiate or halt application functionality, enabling you to manage its operation based on current needs \[2] refresh application use this option to update the application state, ensuring that any changes or new configurations are applied and reflected in real time \[3] remove application before removing an application, you must stop a running container please note that removing an application removes all the application data and configuration files for the application