Click the [Settings] button(
) in the Container Card. You can go to the Container Settings page.
Add a description to provide context for what the container is used for. This is especially helpful for collaboration.
You can check various container information, such as the container's hardware specs including CPU, memory, and storage, as well as the container region, base template and OS.
Container PerformanceYou can also add storage capacity or change the container specs (CPU and memory).
Add Storage
Default: 5GB / Up to: 80GB
Free Plan: 5GB for free
Membership Plan: 15GB for free
You can change settings after stopping the container.
Check before Adding Storage
Once upgraded, storage cannot be downgraded.
You can upgrade again 6 hours after the previous upgrade.
If you exceed your free storage, additional charges will apply based on your usage.
You can invite other users to your container with 4 permissions (Readonly, Editable(non-root/root), Editable & sharable(root)). You can also share the container's sharing link with other users.
Container SharingAuto-stop
Save resources by activating the Auto-stop feature. The container will automatically stop after a period of inactivity, reducing unnecessary costs and improving efficiency.
Auto-stopCode Supporter
Write and fix code more easily and accurately with the Code Supporter feature. It provides real-time assistance through features like Go to Definition, Autocomplete Suggestions, and Live Diagnostics.
Code SupporterIf you have a script that needs to be executed repeatedly when running a container, you can use the Init script. The Init script runs from the root directory (/) of the container and is executed when the container starts.
View and manage the unique URL and Port for accessing your running application directly from the browser. Port is crucial for ensuring your application or services can be accessed externally.
URL / PortView and manage the SSH command and password for accessing containers in Arkain from the outside. SSH connections are only available while the container is running.
The SSH feature is available only to membership plan users.
Environment variables are defined as key-value pairs and can be used to store database credentials, API keys, and other sensitive information for applications.
By using environment variables, programs can be executed according to the environment without changing the source code, and sensitive security keys do not need to be stored directly in configuration files, enhancing security.
Environment VariableYou can delete the container by clicking the [Delete] button on the Container Settings page.
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