sharonburd

No, there isn’t currently a built-in way in Unraid’s standard Docker tab / GUI to show the assigned IP addresses of stopped/offline containers, including on custom networks. If you want a more “at-a-glance” list, you can run a Docker inspect command in the Unraid web Terminal to list all containers (running or stopped) and their network assignments: docker ps -a --format '{{.Names}}' | xargs -I {} sh -c \ "printf '%s: ' {} && docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' {}" This gives you <container name>: <IP> for every container, including stopped ones. It isn’t a GUI view but it does give a complete list.

Hello, I set this system up a while ago following various guides, then mostly left it alone. Now I’m returning to tidy things up and learn a bit more, but I’m still fairly new to this. At the moment I have multiple Docker setups mixed together: some containers were installed via Unraid’s XML (the “Apps” store), others show as “Docker Compose plugin,” and some are listed as “3rd-party.” I don’t remember how I ended up with this mix. I’d like guidance on consolidating everything to Docker Compose. Are there tools that can help convert existing containers to Compose files? If so, I haven’t had much luck finding them. Also, do you run any management containers or utilities inside Docker to help orchestrate or maintain your Compose stacks?