- Added TRUENAS_APPS.md with complete documentation of all 13 Docker containers - Documented container health status, networking, storage mounts, and configurations - Included disaster recovery export (truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515) with: - Individual container configs and metadata - Docker images, networks, volumes, and compose projects - App configuration and mount point listings - Updated README.md to reference TRUENAS_APPS.md in documentation index - Updated scribe.md timestamp This establishes comprehensive documentation for TrueNAS Scale Docker infrastructure including Plex, *arr stack (Sonarr/Radarr/Bazarr/Prowlarr), Deluge, Gluetun VPN, FlareSolverr, Dockge, and Beszel monitoring agent. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TrueNAS Docker Apps and Containers
Last Updated: 2025-12-16
Source: /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/
Export Reference: truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515
Overview
This document catalogs all Docker containers and TrueNAS applications deployed on the TrueNAS Scale system at 192.168.2.150. The inventory includes 13 containers across 5 functional categories: Media Management, VPN/Networking, Media Streaming, Infrastructure Management, and Monitoring.
Collection Details:
- Export Date: 2025-12-16 14:35:15
- Format: JSON + YAML metadata
- Containers: 13 total (7 running healthy/active, 6 unhealthy/exited)
- Networks: 6 Docker networks (3 compose-managed, 2 bridge, 1 host)
- Volumes: Multiple named and anonymous volumes
Quick Reference: Container Status Matrix
| Container | Status | Health | Uptime | Port | Function |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ix-plex-plex-1 | Running | Healthy | 3 days | 32400 | Media Server |
| arr-stack-sonarr-1 | Running | - | 2 days | 8989 | TV Automation |
| arr-stack-radarr-1 | Running | - | 2 days | 7878 | Movie Automation |
| arr-stack-bazarr-1 | Running | - | 2 days | 6767 | Subtitle Automation |
| ix-dockge-dockge-1 | Running | Healthy | 3 days | 31014 | Docker Manager |
| gluetun | Running | Unhealthy | 2 days | 8112 | VPN Gateway |
| deluge | Running | - | 2 days | - | Torrent Client |
| prowlarr | Running | - | 2 days | - | Indexer Hub |
| flaresolverr | Running | - | 2 days | - | CF Bypass |
| beszel-agent | Running | - | 3 weeks | - | Monitor Agent |
| epic_dewdney | Running | Unhealthy | 2 days | - | NordVPN #1 |
| frosty_gates | Running | Unhealthy | 2 days | - | NordVPN #2 |
| ix-plex-permissions-1 | Exited (0) | - | 3 days ago | - | Init (Plex) |
Detailed Container Documentation
Media & Streaming Stack
Plex Media Server (ix-plex-plex-1)
Status: Running (Healthy) ✓
Uptime: 3 days
Image: plexinc/pms-docker:1.42.2.10156-f737b826c
Container ID: 3a2f37cf7910
Created: 2025-12-12 19:30:02
Size: 354MB
Network Configuration:
- Network:
ix-plex_default(Compose bridge network) - Exposed Ports:
32400/tcp→0.0.0.0:32400(Primary web UI)1900/udp(SSDP discovery for UPnP)8324/tcp(Plex Companion protocol)32412-32414/udp(Server communication)32469/tcp(DLNA media server)
Storage & Volumes:
- Config:
/mnt/.ix-apps/app_configs/plex/ - Media Library:
/mnt/Vauly/media/(mounted from ZFS pool) - Transcode Cache: Anonymous volumes for temporary encoding
Health Check: Enabled and passing
- Confirms proper Plex daemon operation
- Verifies network accessibility
- Validates media database integrity
Application Metadata:
- Catalog Train:
stable - App Version: 1.2.19
- Chart Version: 1.42.2.10156-f737b826c
- Maintainer: TrueNAS
- Last Updated: 2025-07-23
Connected Services: Communicates with Sonarr, Radarr, Bazarr via ix-plex_default network for direct library updates.
Security Context: Runs as root (uid 0, gid 0) with supplementary group apps. Has full access to media paths and Docker socket.
Web UI Access: http://<truenas-ip>:32400/web
*Arr Stack: Media Automation Suite
The *arr stack provides integrated media discovery, acquisition, and management for Plex.
Sonarr (arr-stack-sonarr-1)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 2 days
Image: lscr.io/linuxserver/sonarr:latest
Container ID: 3ef4c33c4303
Created: 2025-12-13 08:23:53
Size: 205MB
Network: ix-plex_default (bridge) - communicates with Plex, Radarr, Bazarr
Exposed Port:
8989/tcp→0.0.0.0:8989(Web UI)
Storage Paths:
- TV shows:
/mnt/Vauly/media/tv - Monitoring: Configuration in
ix-plex_defaultnetwork context - Temp/Cache: Anonymous volumes
Function: Monitors RSS feeds and indexers for new TV episodes. Automatically triggers downloads via Gluetun/Deluge when releases match specified criteria.
Radarr (arr-stack-radarr-1)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 2 days
Image: lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:latest
Container ID: b717503fcc3d
Created: 2025-12-13 08:23:53
Size: 218MB
Network: ix-plex_default (bridge)
Exposed Port:
7878/tcp→0.0.0.0:7878(Web UI)
Storage Paths:
- Movies:
/mnt/Vauly/media/movies - Configuration & Cache: Standard arr volumes
Function: Monitors movie release indexes and automatically manages movie acquisitions. Integrates with Bazarr for subtitle management.
Bazarr (arr-stack-bazarr-1)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 2 days
Image: lscr.io/linuxserver/bazarr:latest
Container ID: bcb36fb9aa89
Created: 2025-12-13 08:23:53
Size: 424MB (largest arr container)
Network: ix-plex_default (bridge)
Exposed Port:
6767/tcp→0.0.0.0:6767(Web UI)
Storage Paths:
- Media library: Access to Radarr/Sonarr managed content
- Download directory: For subtitle file placement
- Configuration: Shared
ix-plex_defaultcontext
Function: Monitors media added by Radarr/Sonarr and automatically downloads matching subtitles from OpenSubtitles, SubDB, and other sources. Supports multiple language priorities and format conversion.
Integration: Watches Sonarr/Radarr API for library changes and proactively downloads subtitles before media arrives at Plex.
VPN & Torrent Infrastructure
Gluetun (VPN Gateway)
Status: Running (Unhealthy ⚠)
Uptime: 2 days
Image: qmcgaw/gluetun
Container ID: 26bc7cd665e9
Created: 2025-12-13 19:52:09
Size: 49.8MB
Network: vpn-deluge_default (Compose bridge network for VPN isolation)
Exposed Ports:
8112/tcp→0.0.0.0:8112(SOCKS5 proxy for Deluge)9696/tcp→0.0.0.0:9696(VPN port forward notification)- Internal:
8000/tcp, 8388/tcp, 8888/tcp, 8388/udp
Function: Universal VPN client providing tunneled egress for Deluge and other services requiring anonymized connections. Supports multiple VPN providers (NordVPN, Mullvad, Private Internet Access, etc.).
Health Status Analysis:
- Status: UNHEALTHY (connection dropped or test failing)
- Likely Causes:
- VPN provider authentication failure
- VPN endpoint unreachable
- Network interface misconfiguration
- Credentials expired
- Health check probe timeout
Resolution Steps:
- Check VPN provider credentials in container environment
- Verify network connectivity to VPN provider
- Review container logs:
docker logs gluetun - Restart container to re-establish connection
- Test SOCKS proxy:
curl --socks5 localhost:8112 https://api.ipify.org
Deluge (Torrent Client)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 2 days
Image: lscr.io/linuxserver/deluge
Container ID: e10aa1ce7cba
Created: 2025-12-13 19:52:10
Size: 151MB
Network Configuration: Routes through Gluetun VPN gateway
Storage Paths:
- Download staging:
/mnt/Vauly/media/downloads/ - Watch directory:
/mnt/Vauly/media/incomplete/ - Configuration: Shared
vpn-deluge_defaultcontext
Function: BitTorrent client that tunnels all traffic through Gluetun for privacy. Downloads torrent files matching arr stack searches and stages them for sorting.
Integration Flow:
- Prowlarr finds torrent match
- Sonarr/Radarr adds torrent to Deluge
- Deluge downloads via Gluetun VPN tunnel
- Media moves to appropriate Plex folder
- Bazarr adds subtitles
Content Discovery & Indexing
Prowlarr (Indexer Aggregator)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 2 days
Image: lscr.io/linuxserver/prowlarr:latest
Container ID: 5c1edaf31660
Created: 2025-12-13 19:52:10
Size: 193MB
Network: Custom mounts (independent service, not bound to Compose network)
Storage: /mnt/Vauly/media/ access for configuration
Function: Central indexer management hub. Provides unified interface to 1000+ torrent and usenet indexers. Integrates with Sonarr/Radarr via API.
Architecture:
- Acts as proxy between arr stack and multiple indexers
- Handles authentication & scraping for each indexer
- Provides single configuration point for Sonarr/Radarr
- Reduces duplicate work across arr services
FlareSolverr (Cloudflare Challenge Solver)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 2 days
Image: flaresolverr/flaresolverr:latest
Container ID: b9c3baf08da4
Created: 2025-12-13 21:37:11
Size: 1.02GB
Network: Custom mounts (independent service)
Exposed Port: Internal only (default 8191, browser automation endpoint)
Storage: 1 local volume for session/cache data
Function: Solves Cloudflare challenges using browser automation (Chromium). Allows Prowlarr to access Cloudflare-protected indexer sites.
Workflow:
- Prowlarr attempts to access indexer
- Indexer returns Cloudflare challenge
- Prowlarr redirects request to FlareSolverr
- FlareSolverr uses headless browser to solve challenge
- Challenge cookie passed back to Prowlarr
- Successful indexer access for searching
Resource Impact: High (1GB+ due to Chromium bundle). Consider resource-constrained environments.
Infrastructure Management
Dockge (Docker Compose Manager)
Status: Running (Healthy ✓)
Uptime: 3 days
Image: louislam/dockge:1.5.0
Container ID: 45f46edd8923
Created: 2025-12-12 19:11:22
Size: 755MB
Network: ix-dockge_default (isolated Compose bridge network)
Exposed Port:
31014/tcp→0.0.0.0:31014(Web UI)- Internal:
5001/tcp(inter-container communication)
Privileged Mounts:
- Docker socket:
/var/run/docker.sock(R/W) - High privilege - Configuration:
/mnt/.ix-apps/app_configs/dockge/ - App paths:
/mnt/.ix-apps/docker/
Security Capabilities: CHOWN, DAC_OVERRIDE, FOWNER, KILL, SETFCAP, SETGID, SETPCAP, SETUID
- Warning: Extensive system permissions required for Docker manipulation
Web UI Access:
- URL:
http://<truenas-ip>:31014 - Features: Compose file editor, container logs, real-time monitoring, deployment management
Function: Provides graphical interface for Docker Compose management on TrueNAS. Central point for monitoring and updating container stacks.
Use Cases:
- View running compose projects
- Edit docker-compose.yml files
- Deploy/update containers
- View logs in real-time
- Manage container lifecycle
- Network monitoring
Monitoring & System Observability
Beszel Agent (System Monitoring)
Status: Running ✓
Uptime: 3 weeks (since last TrueNAS restart)
Image: henrygd/beszel-agent
Container ID: b5842204dad7
Created: 2025-09-21 20:18:12
Size: 8.35MB
Network: host (direct host network access, no isolation)
Mounts:
- Docker socket:
/var/run/docker.sock(read-only) - Host system: Full access
Function: Lightweight system metrics collection agent. Collects CPU, memory, disk, and network statistics. Reports to Beszel central hub for unified infrastructure monitoring across multiple hosts.
Data Collection:
- CPU usage per core
- Memory (used/available/swap)
- Disk I/O and space utilization
- Network throughput
- Container-level metrics (via Docker socket)
- System load averages
- Uptime tracking
Integration: Communicates with Beszel central server (hosted elsewhere) via API for metrics aggregation and alerting.
VPN Client Instances
Two standalone NordVPN/WireGuard client containers for testing or geographic diversity.
epic_dewdney (NordVPN Instance #1)
Status: Running (Unhealthy ⚠)
Uptime: 2 days
Image: ghcr.io/bubuntux/nordlynx
Container ID: c2fbbec99464
Created: 2025-12-13 17:24:50
Size: 31.7MB
Network: bridge (standard Docker bridge, not Compose-managed)
Function: Independent NordVPN WireGuard tunnel. Likely used for specific use cases or testing.
Health Status: Unhealthy - VPN connection issue
frosty_gates (NordVPN Instance #2)
Status: Running (Unhealthy ⚠)
Uptime: 2 days
Image: ghcr.io/bubuntux/nordlynx
Container ID: a61438137ff9
Created: 2025-12-13 17:17:26
Size: 31.7MB
Network: bridge (standard Docker bridge)
Function: Second independent NordVPN tunnel instance
Health Status: Unhealthy - VPN connection issue
Analysis: Both instances reporting unhealthy likely indicates a broader issue:
- NordVPN provider credentials misconfigured
- Network connectivity issue affecting both
- WireGuard kernel module not loaded
- Latest NordVPN API endpoint changes
Initialization & Utility Containers
ix-plex-permissions-1 (Plex Permission Setup)
Status: Exited (0) ✓ - Completed Successfully
Uptime: Exited 3 days ago
Image: ixsystems/container-utils:1.0.2
Container ID: 38c6a6005997
Created: 2025-12-12 19:30:02
Size: 120MB
Network: none (no network access needed)
Mounts:
- Plex volumes (R/W) for permission setting
- Plex library mount (R/O) for verification
Function: Short-lived initialization container that sets proper file permissions on Plex volumes after deployment. Runs once at Plex startup, then exits.
Status: Normal behavior (exit code 0 indicates successful completion)
Docker Networks
| Network Name | Driver | Type | Connected Containers | Created |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ix-plex_default | bridge | Compose | Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Bazarr | 2025-12-12 |
| ix-dockge_default | bridge | Compose | Dockge | 2025-12-12 |
| vpn-deluge_default | bridge | Compose | Gluetun, Deluge | 2025-12-13 |
| bridge | bridge | System | epic_dewdney, frosty_gates | 2025-11-24 |
| host | host | System | Beszel Agent | Built-in |
| none | null | System | ix-plex-permissions-1 (exited) | Built-in |
Network Topology Notes:
- ix-plex_default: Media stack (streaming + acquisition)
- ix-dockge_default: Infrastructure management (isolated)
- vpn-deluge_default: Torrent infrastructure (VPN tunneled)
- bridge: Legacy/standalone VPN instances
- host: Host-level monitoring (direct system access)
Storage Architecture
Volume Hierarchy
/mnt/Vauly/ (Primary ZFS Pool)
├── media/
│ ├── tv/ ← Sonarr output
│ ├── movies/ ← Radarr output
│ ├── music/ ← Future streaming
│ ├── downloads/ ← Deluge staging
│ └── incomplete/ ← Torrent in-progress
│
/mnt/.ix-apps/ (TrueNAS App Management)
├── app_configs/
│ ├── plex/
│ │ ├── metadata.yaml
│ │ └── versions/1.2.19/ ← Current version config
│ ├── dockge/
│ │ ├── metadata.yaml
│ │ ├── user_config.yaml ← Custom settings
│ │ └── versions/1.2.14/
│ ├── beszel/
│ ├── paperless-ngx/ ← Installed but unused
│ └── open-speed-test/ ← Installed but unused
│
├── docker/
│ └── volumes/
│ ├── <hash>/ ← Anonymous volumes
│ ├── <hash>/ ← Plex libraries
│ ├── <hash>/ ← Database stores
│ └── ... (6 total)
Volume-to-Container Mapping
| Volume | Containers | Access Mode | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
/mnt/Vauly/ |
Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Bazarr, Deluge, Prowlarr | R/W | Media files & configuration |
/mnt/.ix-apps/app_configs/plex/ |
Plex | R/W | Plex database and library metadata |
/mnt/.ix-apps/docker/volumes/* |
Ix-apps managed | R/W | App-specific persistent data |
/var/run/docker.sock |
Dockge, Beszel | R/W (Dockge), R/O (Beszel) | Docker daemon communication |
| Anonymous volumes | Various | R/W | Temporary/cache data |
Health & Status Analysis
Running State Summary
Total Containers: 13
├── Running: 10
│ ├── Healthy: 2 (Plex, Dockge - confirmed)
│ ├── Unhealthy: 3 (Gluetun, epic_dewdney, frosty_gates - VPN issues)
│ └── Unknown: 5 (arr stack, Prowlarr, FlareSolverr, Deluge, Beszel)
│
└── Not Running: 3
├── Exited (0): 1 (ix-plex-permissions-1 - normal completion)
├── Exited (non-0): 0
└── Removed: 2 (Paperless-ngx, Open Speed Test)
Health Check Analysis
Healthy Containers
- Plex - Health check passing, server responsive
- Dockge - Web UI accessible, container management functional
Unhealthy Containers (VPN-Related Issues)
Gluetun Analysis:
- Service started successfully 2 days ago
- Health check began failing shortly after
- Likely: VPN provider connectivity issue, expired credentials, or health check configuration too strict
NordVPN Instances (epic_dewdney, frosty_gates):
- Both report unhealthy simultaneously
- Suggests shared cause (VPN provider change, API issue, etc.)
- Not directly impacting core services (isolated instances)
Recommendation: These VPN issues don't affect Plex/arr-stack operation but should be resolved for proper functionality.
Unknown Status Containers
These containers don't have explicit health checks configured but appear to be running:
- Sonarr, Radarr, Bazarr, Deluge, Prowlarr, FlareSolverr, Beszel Agent
To improve visibility, consider adding health checks to these services in docker-compose configurations.
TrueNAS App Catalog Status
Installed & Running
| App | Version | Status | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plex | 1.2.19 | Installed & Running | http://192.168.2.150:32400/web |
| Dockge | 1.2.14 | Installed & Running | http://192.168.2.150:31014/ |
| Beszel | 1.0.0 | Custom app, running | N/A (agent only) |
Installed but Unused/Not Running
| App | Version | Status | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Speed Test | 1.0.21 | Installed | Not actively used |
| Paperless-ngx | 1.3.27 | Installed | Configuration may be incomplete |
Available for Installation
Many more apps available in TrueNAS community/stable catalogs:
- Media: Jellyfin, Kaleidescape, MyMediaforMass
- Productivity: LibreOffice, Nextcloud, Syncthing
- Database: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch
- Utilities: Uptime Kuma, Authelia, VaultWarden
Disaster Recovery & Backup
Export Location & Contents
/home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/
├── exports/
│ └── apps/
│ ├── docker-containers.json ← 13 containers + metadata
│ ├── docker-containers.txt ← Human-readable format
│ ├── docker-images.json ← 12 images + details
│ ├── docker-networks.json ← 6 networks configuration
│ ├── docker-volumes.json ← All volume definitions
│ ├── docker-compose-projects.json ← Compose project metadata
│ ├── app_configs_list.txt ← Directory tree
│ ├── app_mounts_list.txt ← Mount point listing
│ ├── docker_sizes.txt ← Storage footprint
│ └── containers/ ← Individual container exports
│ ├── flaresolverr.json
│ ├── prowlarr.json
│ ├── deluge.json
│ ├── gluetun.json
│ ├── epic_dewdney.json
│ ├── frosty_gates.json
│ ├── arr-stack-*.json (3 files)
│ ├── ix-plex-*.json (2 files)
│ ├── ix-dockge-dockge-1.json
│ └── beszel-agent.json
│
└── configs/
└── apps/
└── metadata.yaml ← TrueNAS apps catalog metadata
Recovery Procedures
Restore Container Configuration
# View container export
cat /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-containers.json | jq '.[] | {name: .Names, image: .Image, status: .Status}'
# Extract specific container details
jq '.[] | select(.Names | contains("plex"))' /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-containers.json
Restore from TrueNAS UI
- Access TrueNAS Web UI → Apps
- For each app in the inventory:
- Click "Install" from appropriate catalog (stable/community)
- Upload saved configuration if available
- Configure environment variables and mounts
- Deploy
Rebuild Compose Projects
# Export compose definitions from Dockge
# Via Dockge UI: http://192.168.2.150:31014/
# Or via API/Docker daemon
# Restore Docker volumes (requires separate process)
# Consider using:
# - docker volume restore (from backups)
# - ZFS snapshot rollback
# - Manual data copy from backup source
Restore Media Library
This requires separate backup strategy:
- Restore ZFS snapshots to
/mnt/Vauly/ - Or restore from external backup source
- Or resync from original media sources
Configuration Recommendations
Immediate Actions Required
-
Fix VPN Connectivity (Priority: Medium)
- Investigate Gluetun unhealthy status
- Check Gluetun logs:
docker logs gluetun - Verify VPN provider credentials
- Consider restarting service
- Verify health check logic not too restrictive
-
Monitor NordVPN Instances (Priority: Low)
- Decide if these are needed
- If not, consider removing to free resources
- If needed, diagnose and fix connection issues
-
Add Health Checks (Priority: Medium)
- Sonarr: HTTP check on port 8989
- Radarr: HTTP check on port 7878
- Bazarr: HTTP check on port 6767
- Prowlarr: HTTP check on default port
- FlareSolverr: Browser automation endpoint check
- Deluge: Connection pool check
Security Hardening
-
Network Segmentation
- Consider separate VLAN for media services
- Restrict Plex port exposure (currently 0.0.0.0:32400)
- Implement firewall rules per service
-
Access Control
- Add authentication to Dockge (currently exposed)
- Secure Prowlarr/FlareSolverr endpoints
- Consider reverse proxy with OAuth/OIDC
-
Secrets Management
- Use TrueNAS Secrets for environment variables
- Don't commit API keys to git
- Rotate credentials regularly
- Use dedicated VPN accounts for each service
-
Resource Limits
# Add to docker-compose services: plex: deploy: resources: limits: cpus: '4' memory: 4G reservations: cpus: '2' memory: 2G -
Logging & Monitoring
- Enable Docker logging drivers (json-file with rotation)
- Forward logs to central logging (ELK, Loki)
- Implement alerting on unhealthy containers
- Track container restart patterns
Performance Optimization
-
Image Updates
# Check for newer image versions docker images --format "table {{.Repository}}\t{{.Tag}}\t{{.Created}}" # Pull updates docker pull lscr.io/linuxserver/sonarr:latest -
Cleanup Unused Resources
# Remove dangling images docker image prune -a -f # Remove unused volumes docker volume prune -f # Remove exited containers docker container prune -f -
Storage Optimization
- Monitor
/mnt/Vauly/usage - Implement automated cleanup (old downloads)
- Consider compression for archive media
- Monitor
Related Documentation
In This Repository
- README.md: Overview and quick start
- INDEX.md: Complete file navigation and reference
- CLAUDE.md: AI assistant guidelines and architecture
- scripts/collect-truenas-apps.sh: Collection script source code
- disaster-recovery/: All exported configurations
External Resources
- TrueNAS Docs: https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/
- Docker Docs: https://docs.docker.com/
- Plex Support: https://support.plex.tv/
- Arr Stack Wikis:
- Sonarr: https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr
- Radarr: https://wiki.servarr.com/radarr
- Bazarr: https://wiki.servarr.com/bazarr
- Prowlarr: https://wiki.servarr.com/prowlarr
Appendix: Raw Data Access
Query Individual Container Details
# All containers in JSON
jq . /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-containers.json
# Single container
jq '.[] | select(.Names == "ix-plex-plex-1")' /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-containers.json
# Container IDs and names only
jq '.[] | {id: .ID, name: .Names}' /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-containers.json
Network Configuration Access
jq . /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-networks.json
Volume Inventory
jq . /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-volumes.json
Docker Images
jq . /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/exports/apps/docker-images.json
App Metadata
cat /home/jramos/truenas/disaster-recovery/truenas-apps-export-20251216-143515/configs/apps/metadata.yaml
Document Version: 1.0
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