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DescriptionDoes anyone else's Containers List show the MEM column like this? homepage versionv0.10.9 Installation methodDocker ConfigurationNo response Container LogsNo response Browser LogsNo response TroubleshootingNA |
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Nope, see below. Try re-creating (down then up, or remove and re-create) the container. 
Are you running on windows? Can you provide the API output of eg |
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There’s no attachment in your post. Also please just copy and paste text, not an image. But if the glances api isn’t returning memory on your machine that’s kind of a glances question… |
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I see, yes when reviewing on glances, it has a question mark there so now I know where the root cause is thanks for the info I'll figure this out now. |
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I use macOS so I’m curious, feel free to post the link if you find a thread over at glances, may also be docker-related (settings etc?) |
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Found the solution, root cause is due to raspbian OS and adjusting boot file as shown here makes my homepage beautiful! So happy now. Hope this helps someone. 
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Oh you meant you were running homepage on a Mac, I meant glances. Still, thanks for sharing the answer |
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Found the solution, root cause is due to raspbian OS and adjusting boot file as shown here makes my homepage beautiful! So happy now. Hope this helps someone.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45541242/docker-stats-shows-zero-memory-usage-even-for-running-containers