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Networks

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

  1. Go to the Networks section in the sidebar.
  2. You'll see a table listing all your Docker networks.

Creating a Network

  1. Click the Create Network button.
  2. Enter a name for your network.
  3. (Optional) Choose a driver (like bridge or overlay) and set advanced options if needed.
  4. Click Create. Your new network will appear in the list.

Inspecting a Network

  1. Click on a network's name in the list.
  2. You'll see details like its ID, driver, subnet, gateway, and which containers are connected.

Removing a Network

  1. In the networks list, find the network you want to remove.
  2. Click the dropdown, then the Delete button (trash icon).
  3. 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, or none).


For more advanced networking, see the official Docker documentation.