Per-Container CPU & Memory
Track resource usage of individual containers, not just the host they run on.
Containers don't fail in isolation
A container running out of memory, a host under load, and a noisy-neighbor container stealing CPU are three different problems that look the same from inside a single container's logs. CloudStats shows container metrics next to host-level metrics, so you can tell which one you're actually dealing with.
Container Health Checks
Get alerted if a container stops, restarts unexpectedly, or exits with an error code.
Host + Container in One View
Correlate container behavior with host-level CPU, RAM, and disk metrics without switching tools.
Works With Docker Compose Setups
Monitor multi-container applications defined with Docker Compose as a group.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does this work with Docker Compose and multi-container apps?
Yes, containers started via Docker Compose are detected and can be grouped for easier monitoring.
Can I get alerted if a specific container restarts too often?
Yes, you can set restart-count thresholds and alert rules per container.
Does it support Kubernetes?
Docker container monitoring covers standalone Docker and Docker Compose hosts. Kubernetes-specific monitoring is on the roadmap — contact us if this is a hard requirement today.