Container monitoring just got broader: Docker Swarm and Podman support is here

Container infrastructure has never been more diverse. Some teams rely on Docker Swarm to orchestrate services at scale. Others have moved to Podman because it doesn't require a root daemon, which matters in regulated or zero-trust environments. In practice, many organizations run both. Until now, getting full observability across these environments meant stitching together multiple tools. We're closing that gap with native support for Docker Swarm and Podman monitoring in Applications Manager! Docker Swarm monitoring: Visibility from cluster to container Running a Swarm cluster at scale means managing services across many nodes simultaneously. In a cluster of any real size, a problem that goes unnoticed for even a few minutes can affect more services than expected. Applications Manager's Docker Swarm monitor gives a multi-tier view of your entire cluster, from high-level node health down to per-container resource consumption, without requiring agents on your hosts. It connects via the