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Learn how to manage Docker networks with Arcane - create, inspect, and remove networks with ease.
What Can You Do With Networks in Arcane?
- View Networks: See a list of all Docker networks on your system, including their names, drivers, and subnets.
- Create Networks: Add a new network by choosing a name, driver, and optional settings like subnet or gateway.
- Inspect Networks: Click on a network to see details, including connected containers and configuration.
- Remove Networks: Delete networks you no longer need. Arcane will warn you if a network is in use or is a default Docker network.
Viewing Networks
- Go to the Networks section in the sidebar.
- You'll see a table listing all your Docker networks.
Creating a Network
- Click the Create Network button.
- Enter a name for your network.
- (Optional) Choose a driver (like
bridgeoroverlay) and set advanced options if needed. - Click Create. Your new network will appear in the list.
Inspecting a Network
- Click on a network's name in the list.
- You'll see details like its ID, driver, subnet, gateway, and which containers are connected.
Removing a Network
- In the networks list, find the network you want to remove.
- Click the dropdown, then the Delete button (trash icon).
- Confirm the deletion in the dialog.
Note: You cannot remove a network that is currently used by containers or is a default Docker network (like
bridge,host, ornone).
For more advanced networking, see the official Docker documentation.