> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.portainer.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.portainer.io/sts/user/docker/host/details.md).

# Details

This page provides information about the Docker host for the selected environment. The page is split into the following sections: Host Details, Engine Details, and (if enabled) PCI Devices and Physical Disks.

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This page is only available on Docker Standalone environments.
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## Host Details

This section displays the host's basic configuration: hostname, OS details, kernel version, and total CPU and memory. For agent and Edge Agent environments, a disk usage breakdown is also shown. If the Portainer Agent is installed, [host management features](/sts/user/docker/host/setup.md#enable-host-management-features) are enabled, and a `/host` mount has been configured, you can also browse the host filesystem from here.

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## Engine Details

Learn more about the Docker or Podman engine running on your environment, including the Docker/Podman version, the root directory, storage and logging drivers and available volume and network plugins.

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## PCI Devices and Physical Disks

These sections list the available PCI devices and physical disks on the host.

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These sections are only visible when [host management features](/sts/user/docker/host/setup.md#enable-host-management-features) are enabled for the environment.
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