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Every Bot in Memoh operates within its own isolated container environment. This isolation ensures security, provides a dedicated filesystem, and allows the bot to execute code or commands without affecting other bots or the host system.
Concept: The Isolated Workspace
The container acts as the bot's private "computer." Within it, the bot can:
- Store and modify files
- Install software via package managers
- Execute scripts
- Maintain state across multiple sessions
Operations
Manage the lifecycle of your bot's environment from the Container tab in the Bot Detail page.
Lifecycle Actions
- Create: Initialize the container if it doesn't exist (using the configured image). Progress is shown via real-time SSE feedback during image pull and creation.
- Start: Launch the container. The bot must have a running container to perform many operations like file editing or executing tools.
- Stop: Gracefully shut down the container to save resources.
- Delete: Remove the container instance.
The Container tab displays real-time data about the bot's runtime:
- Container ID: Unique identifier for the instance.
- Status: Whether it's currently running, stopped, or creating.
- Image: The Docker/Containerd image used as the base.
- Paths: Host and container paths for data persistence.
- Tasks: Number of active background tasks running in the container.
Snapshots
Snapshots allow you to capture the current state of the bot's container and restore it later. This is useful for:
- Saving a known good configuration
- Versioning the bot's environment
- Testing complex changes safely
Creating a Snapshot
- Ensure the container is stopped or in a stable state.
- Click Create Snapshot.
- Provide a name for the snapshot.
Restoring a Snapshot
- Find the desired snapshot in the list and click Restore. This will reset the container to the captured state.
Managing Snapshots
- View a list of existing snapshots with their creation timestamps and parent relationships.
- Use the Delete button next to a snapshot to remove it.
Data Export and Import
The Container tab supports exporting and importing container data for backup, migration, or sharing purposes.
Export
- Click Export Data.
- The container's filesystem data is packaged into a downloadable archive.
- Save the archive to your local machine.
Import
- Click Import Data.
- Select an archive file from your local machine.
- The archive contents are extracted into the container's filesystem.
Restore
The Restore operation resets the container's data directory to a clean state. This is useful when the filesystem has become corrupted or you want to start fresh without recreating the container.
Container Versioning
Memoh tracks container versions to manage the lifecycle of the bot's runtime environment. Version information includes:
- Current Version: The active container version.
- Version History: A log of container version changes over time.
This helps with auditing and understanding when container configurations were updated.
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