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title: “Docker & Fleet Health Monitor Module” description: “Track container statuses, CPU/memory consumption, and uptime across your self-hosted server nodes.”

🐳 Docker & Fleet Health Monitor Module

ID: module_docker_telemetry
Category: DevOps & Infrastructure
Version: 1.0.1
Author: RPDevs
Default Installed: No (Install via Repository)
Icon: Cpu

The Docker & Fleet Health Monitor connects your minus-one feed to your self-hosted infrastructure. Monitor Docker engines via Portainer or direct Docker daemon REST sockets to display running container counts, unhealthiest services, and server resource pressure.

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🏗️ Architecture & Data Ingestion

graph LR
    Portainer["Portainer / Docker REST API<br/>(/api/endpoints/{id}/docker/containers/json)"]
    Plugin["Docker Telemetry Adapter"]
    Card["Infrastructure Card"]

    Plugin -->|GET with X-API-Key or Bearer| Portainer
    Portainer -->|Container List JSON| Plugin
    Plugin -->|Compute Healthy / Unhealthy Counts| Card

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⚙️ Configuration Reference

Parameter Key	Label	Type	Default Value	Description
docker_endpoint	Portainer / Docker API URL	String	"http://192.168.1.100:9000/api/endpoints/1/docker/containers/json"	REST endpoint returning container lists.
api_key	API Key / Token	Secret String	""	Portainer API Token or proxy bearer token.

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🛡️ Privacy & Security Audit

• Permissions Required: android.permission.INTERNET.
• Infrastructure Safety: Read-only queries. The module never executes destructive container actions (stop, kill, rm).

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📋 Sample HubCardData JSON Output

{
  "id": "module_docker_telemetry",
  "pluginId": "module_docker_telemetry",
  "title": "Fleet Health • llmadmin01",
  "summary": "14 Containers Running • 0 Unhealthy",
  "iconName": "Cpu",
  "priority": 65,
  "chips": [
    { "label": "Active: 14", "color": "green" },
    { "label": "CPU: 12%", "color": "blue" },
    { "label": "RAM: 6.4 GB", "color": "gray" }
  ]
}