Problem/Justification
When I stop an app through the web UI, it appears to actually remove the underlying app from the system itself. If I run “docker ps”, the stopped app doesn’t show up. This works if I stop the app from the CLI with docker, but the app shows as “crashed” in the web UI. This makes it more difficult to automate applications with docker commands.
Impact
With the app still available through the docker CLI commands, it allows for more automation opportunities without having to go through truenas middleware to implement.
User Story
I could use scripts to start and stop apps based on certain criteria. It also allows for better insights of all apps currently on the system even if they aren’t showing through docker ps.