Bastille Screens
Reference for the read-only Bastille Jails list, the Releases view and Bastille Settings in FreeCORE 15.1.
Open Jails, then the cogwheel, then Bastille Jails. From 15.1-RC3
the screen is read-only: jails are created and managed on the console with the
bastille command, and the interface shows what exists. See
Bastille Jails for the console procedure.
The cogwheel on this screen offers Bastille Settings and iocage Jails. The toolbar offers Refresh and Releases.
Bastille Jails
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The jail's name. |
| State | Running, Stopped or Unknown, with the reason when the state could not be read. Running jails are listed first. |
| IPv4 | The jail's address. A running VNET jail shows the addresses it holds, including a DHCP lease; a stopped DHCP jail shows DHCP. |
| Release | The FreeBSD base the jail runs on. |
| Auto-start | Whether the jail is marked for automatic startup (bastille config <jail> set boot on). Both this and the service's Start Automatically are required for startup after a host boot. |
| CPU, Memory, Processes | Live use by a running jail, from the same source as the dashboard Guests card. Shown as — for a stopped jail. |
| Disk | Space used by the jail's dataset. |
| IPv6, JID, Path, Interface | Additional columns, hidden by default. |
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Console Log | Shows the jail's console output, with a notice when only the last 64 KiB is shown. |
| Refresh | Reads the jail list again, for example after a change made on the console. |
| Releases | Opens the Releases view. |
Releases
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Release | A downloaded FreeBSD base. |
| Used | Space used by the release. |
| Cache | Space used by the release's download cache. |
| Jails | The jails built on the release, or — when none. |
Releases are downloaded with bastille bootstrap <release> and removed with
bastille destroy <release>, which is refused while a jail uses the release.
Bastille Settings
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
| Data Pool | Healthy, online, unlocked pool used by the Bastille store. |
| Startup Delay (seconds) | Delay for automatic startup, from 0 through 3600. |
| Parallel Start Limit | Maximum concurrent starts, from 1 through 64. |
Once a pool is configured the dialog names the Bastille data location. The
bastille command finds the configured pool on its own; no environment
variable is needed.