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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).
- 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. This will delete the temporary state but preserve the data in persistent volumes.
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.
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