> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.instapods.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Pod Detail

> Explore the tabs of the pod detail page.

Click any pod name from the dashboard to open its detail page. The page has 8 tabs:

## Overview

Shows the pod's key information at a glance:

* **Status** with start/stop/restart controls
* **Preset** and **Plan**
* **Resources** — CPU, memory, and disk allocation
* **Domain** — the pod's public URL (click to open)
* **Server** and **Region**
* **Created at** timestamp

## Domains

Manage custom domains mapped to your pod.

* View all custom domains and their verification status
* Add a new domain with CNAME or TXT verification
* Verify a pending domain
* Delete a domain mapping

See [Custom Domains](/dashboard/custom-domains) for the full guide.

## Services

Install and manage database services inside your pod.

* View installed services with their status
* Install MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Redis
* View connection credentials
* Remove a service

<Note>
  Services require the Build plan or higher. Launch plan pods show an upgrade prompt.
</Note>

See [Services Overview](/services/overview) for details on each database.

## Git

Connect a Git repository and manage deployments.

* Connect a GitHub repository or any Git URL
* View deployment history with status and commit info
* Trigger manual deploys or rollbacks
* View build logs in a terminal-style viewer
* Configure auto-deploy settings

See [Git Deployment](/guides/git-deployment) for the full guide.

## Files

A built-in file browser for your pod.

* Browse the directory tree starting from your app root
* View and edit files directly in the browser
* Upload files from your computer
* Create new folders
* Delete files and folders

## SSH

SSH connection information and key management.

* View the SSH command to connect (`ssh instapod@host -p PORT`)
* List authorized SSH keys
* Add or remove SSH keys

## Logs

View container and application logs.

* Filter by service (system, nginx, app, etc.)
* Adjust the number of log lines
* Real-time log output

## Events

A timeline of pod lifecycle events:

* Creation, start, stop, restart
* Resize operations
* Service installations
* Error events