alwaysthesun what you want to do is increase the limits on individual services: https://openpanel.com/docs/articles/docker/how-to-remove-resource-limits-for-user-service-containers/#remove-docker-resource-limits
đ race track analogy
What you see in the UI shows how much of your resources are being used by active services, not your total possible limits.
Think of it like a race track with 10 lanes.
You might only have 5 cars ready to race, and at the starting signal, 4 of them take off.
You wouldnât say â4 out of 10 lanes are activeâ - that doesnât describe the situation accurately.
Instead, youâd say 4 out of 5 cars are currently racing, because youâre measuring the cars that are actually participating, not the empty lanes.
When the 5th car starts, youâre at 5 out of 5.
If two cars later break down, youâre at 3 out of 5 - still comparing only the active racers, not the full track capacity.
Thatâs exactly how resource usage works:
each service has its own limits (like each car having its own fuel and speed), and the total you see in the UI represents the resources currently being used by active services.
As more services start, the total goes up - just like more cars entering the race.
If some stop, it goes down.
But the track itself - your total available capacity - stays the same (in your case unlimited)