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PathMon
Container Visibility

Your Docker images are
a blind spot. Fix that.

You have containers running across hosts. Some are from official images, some are custom builds. Nobody knows which ones are outdated or carrying known vulnerabilities. PatchMon gives you a full inventory of containers, images, volumes, and networks -- alongside your package data in the same dashboard.

PatchMon - Docker Overview

How it works

Everything you need to know, at a glance.

Container Inventory

Automatically discover and track all containers across your Docker hosts. See container name, image, status, state, ports, labels, and creation timestamps. Updates appear in the UI as containers start, stop, and change state.

  • Container status, ports, labels, and health tracking
  • Live updates as containers change -- no manual refresh
  • Per-host container view integrated into the host detail page
  • Inventory stays tidy when hosts are removed from PatchMon

Image Update Detection

Track every Docker image deployed across your fleet with repository, tag, digest, and size. PatchMon compares image digests to detect when newer versions are available, so you know which hosts are running outdated images before a vulnerability makes the news.

  • Repository, tag, digest, and size tracking per image
  • Update detection via digest comparison with security severity tracking
  • Image creation date tracking
  • Multi-host image inventory -- see where each image is deployed

Volume and Network Tracking

Monitor Docker volumes and networks alongside your containers. Track driver details, IPAM configuration, scope, and relationship mapping to understand your Docker infrastructure at a glance.

  • Volume driver, mountpoint, scope, size, and reference count
  • Network driver, scope, IPv6, internal, attachable, and IPAM config
  • Container count per network
  • Docker Bench for Security integration for Docker host assessment

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