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Fenwave DevApp

Overview

The Fenwave DevApp is a local web dashboard that gives you a real-time graphical interface to manage your Docker environment. It runs as a container on your machine and connects to the Fenwave Agent to display container status, stream logs, open terminals, track resource metrics, and manage images, volumes, registries, and applications — all from your browser.

Prerequisites

The DevApp requires the Fenwave Agent to be installed and running. If you haven’t set it up yet:

  1. Install the agent via the Local Setup (Agent Installer)
  2. Log in: fenwave login
  3. Start the agent: fenwave service start ou fenwave service run

Accessing the DevApp

Once the agent is running, the DevApp is accessible at:

http://localhost:3003

The URL is also printed in the agent startup output. If port 3003 is already in use, the agent picks the next available port.

You can also manage the DevApp container manually:

fenwave local-env --start    # Start the DevApp container
fenwave local-env --stop     # Stop the DevApp container
fenwave local-env --status   # Check DevApp container status
fenwave local-env --logs     # View DevApp container logs
Section Description
Dashboard At-a-glance summary of containers, images, and metrics
Containers List, start, stop, restart, and remove containers
Images Browse local images and pull from registries
Volumes List and manage Docker volumes
Logs Stream and inspect logs for any container
Metrics CPU, memory, and network usage per container
Apps Run and manage applications from the platform
Registry Connect and manage Docker registries

Agent Info Section

A collapsible status panel at the bottom of the sidebar showing connection state, agent version, host, and uptime. If the agent disconnects, the DevApp automatically attempts to reconnect.

What’s Next

  • Dashboard — View real-time status of containers and system metrics
  • Containers — Manage Docker containers
  • Images — Browse and pull Docker images
  • Volumes — Manage Docker volumes
  • Terminals — Open interactive shells in containers
  • Logs — Stream and inspect container logs
  • Metrics — Monitor resource usage
  • Applications — Deploy and manage applications
  • Registry — Connect Docker registries
  • Troubleshooting — Resolve common issues