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Networks

Networks table — The Networks table listing networks with name, creator, host and status columns.

Networks table — The Networks table listing networks with name, creator, host and status columns.

The Networks page lists container networks. A network lets workspaces on the same host communicate. Each network belongs to a single host.

The table

The table shows one row per network with these columns:

Name
Creator
Host: with a live status indicator.
Type: the host’s environment (docker or kubernetes).
Status: Pending, Created, or Error. Updates in real time as the agent reconciles the network.
Last update

You can search by name, sort by name, creator, host, status, or last update, and page through results. A refresh button re-fetches the list.

Drivers

Networks use one of two drivers, set at creation:

Bridge: the default Docker bridge network.
Macvlan: attaches workspaces directly to a physical LAN. Used when a workspace needs an address on the host’s network (for example DHCP or RDP).

Actions

New network: opens the Create Network form.
Delete: available from the row actions when you hold delete permission on the network. Deletion asks for confirmation. A network that is attached to a workspace cannot be deleted. The request is rejected until you detach it from every workspace that uses it.