Use this dashboard to monitor the containers on your Podman hosts across CPU, memory, and block I/O.
Every panel filters on container.runtime = 'podman', so the dashboard stays correct on a host that also runs Docker.

Recommended. Uses the V2 dashboard schema and needs SigNoz v0.135.0 or newer.
Import it in SigNoz with Dashboards → + New dashboard → Import JSON. Import guide
Dashboard Coverage
Use these panels to:
- Size up the host: See how many containers report, and the average CPU and memory across them.
- Compare containers: Rank CPU and memory use per container to find the heaviest workload.
- Spot memory pressure: Compare the memory use of each container against its limit, before the kernel stops the container.
- Track disk activity: Watch block I/O read and write rates per container.
Metrics Included
Overview
- Containers Reporting: Number of containers currently sending metrics.
- Avg CPU % and Avg Memory %: Mean CPU and memory use across containers.
- Total Memory Used: Combined memory use of all containers.
- Containers: Table of every container with its image, CPU, memory, and memory used.
CPU
- CPU Percent: CPU use per container (
container.cpu.percent). - CPU Cores Used: CPU cores consumed per container, from
container.cpu.usage.total.
Memory
- Memory Percent: Memory use against the container limit (
container.memory.percent). - Memory Usage: Memory consumed per container (
container.memory.usage.total). - Memory Usage vs Limit: Memory use against the configured limit (
container.memory.usage.limit). A container with no limit reports the host memory as its limit. - Memory Share by Container: The share of total memory use for each container.
Block I/O
- Block I/O Read and Block I/O Write: Bytes read from and written to disk per container.
Dashboard Variables
Use these filter variables:
- host.name: Filter to the containers on one Podman host.
- container.name: Filter to a single container.
Limitations
The dashboard also ships System CPU Cores Used, Network Bytes Received, and Network Bytes Sent. On Podman 5.x these three panels stay empty, because the podman_stats receiver reports no value for the metrics behind them. Use podman stats for network traffic until the receiver is fixed. See Limitations in the setup guide.