> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.acusight.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Container management & logs > Real container orchestration on every edge device — start, stop, inspect, stream logs, and open a console from the dashboard. Each AcuSight device runs its workload as Docker containers, and the dashboard gives you **real orchestration** over them — not a read-only status page. You can start, stop, inspect, and read the logs of what's running on any device, all remotely. This is powered by an embedded [Portainer](https://www.portainer.io/) Edge Agent that AcuSight provisions alongside its own agent; see [Edge agent](/hardware/edge-agent) for how that channel works. ## The device at a glance Opening a device's containers starts with the device itself: its address, hardware (CPU, memory, OS/architecture), Docker version, and a live count of its **stacks, containers, images, volumes, and networks** — including how many containers are running, stopped, healthy, or unhealthy. Device info panel with CPU, memory, Docker version, and container, image, volume, and network counts ## Containers **Container Management** lists everything running on the device — each container's status and uptime, health, image, published ports, IP address, and the stack it belongs to. Quick actions on every row let you work a container without opening it. Container Management page listing the device's containers with statuses and quick actions Open a container for the full **Container Details** view, organized into tabs — **Overview**, **Logs**, **Inspect**, **Stats**, **Console**, **Attach**, and **Networks** — with actions to start, stop, and restart it. ## Logs The **Logs** tab streams a container's output straight from the device — the first place to look when something on a device isn't behaving. You can filter **stdout**/**stderr**, toggle timestamps and word wrap, set how many lines to fetch, auto-refresh on an interval, and **download** the log for offline digging. Container Details Logs tab streaming live logs with filter and download controls ## Console Need to poke around inside a running container? The **Console** tab gives you an interactive shell — pick the command (such as `/bin/sh`) and optionally the user, then **Connect**. It's the equivalent of `docker exec` into the container, from the browser. Container Details Console tab with command and user fields and a Connect button ## Stacks Devices that run a multi-container workload manage it as a **stack** (a Docker Compose deployment). From a stack you can: * View and edit its **Compose** definition and **environment** variables. * **Update** to redeploy the stack with your changes. * **Stop** and **start** the whole stack at once. ## Images, volumes, and networks The same views cover the rest of a device's Docker resources — **images**, **volumes**, and **networks** — so you can manage a device end to end without a shell on the box. Container management rides the same **outbound-only** tunnel as everything else. The tunnel opens only when you actually view a device's containers, stacks, or logs, and closes after a few minutes of inactivity — nothing on the device stays reachable between sessions. See [Edge agent](/hardware/edge-agent#under-the-hood). ## Next steps Configure a device's video sources, zones, analytics, and network. What AcuSight runs for you, and what stays yours.