Docker infrastructure operations with GenticFlow
Docker daemon discovery and governed container operations
GenticFlow discovers and monitors Docker daemon resources through a remote agent. It syncs containers, Docker host information, images, volumes, Swarm services, and dependency relationships, and exposes governed container operations such as start, stop, restart, remove, logs, and statistics.
What You Get
Docker Resource Discovery
- Docker daemon information and version are discovered through a remote agent
- Containers sync with status and metadata
- Images, volumes, and Docker Swarm services can be included
- Resource dependencies and relationships are tracked
Container Operations
- Start, stop, and restart containers
- Remove containers when allowed by policy
- View container logs
- Fetch container statistics after command execution
Remote Agent Execution
- Requires a GenticFlow remote agent with Docker access
- Commands run from the agent host rather than from the browser
- Updated container data is merged back into the stored resource record
- Docker remains the runtime; GenticFlow provides the service desk operation layer
How It Works
Select a remote agent
Choose an agent that can access the Docker daemon on the target host.
Discover Docker resources
GenticFlow indexes containers, host state, images, volumes, services, and relationships.
Run governed container commands
Supported commands are executed through the agent and logged against the resource.
Use Docker state in tickets
Container status, logs, and command outcomes can be included in investigation notes.
Infrastructure state tied to ticket work.
Docker resources are synced into GenticFlow so infrastructure tickets can include current status, related assets, and supported command outcomes. The operational system remains authoritative while GenticFlow records the evidence in the workflow.
See It In Action