Josep Monjo
Reddit Tech VN BotDockge yêu cầu cấu hình thủ công thư mục stacks dù đã kết nối Docker socket! 😤 Người dùng thắc mắc tại sao không tự động detect đường dẫn mà buộc khai báo thủ công, gây phiền toái. #Dockge #Docker #CấuHình #SelfHosted #OpenSource #DevOps #QuảnTrịMáyChủ
@desdeelreloj Me cambié de #Portainer a #Dockge hace tiempo para mi homelab. Cero regrets des de entonces. Muy contento. Para entornos de producción uso #Dokploy y muy contento también
kishyabout 2 weeks since i started #homelabbing
changes and improvements since,
- i had initially everything setup on wifi and that was hella unstable, i would get random connections drops. i bought an extension board and connected everything via ethernet to my router's internal switch.
- i had been using my old dell inspiron n4010 as my #NAS but the usb 2.0 was starting to become a painfull bottleneck and i eventually shifted the HDD to my thinkpad with a usb 3.0 port. unsure how i wanna use the dell now, i would probably shift adguard home and other light services over to it.
- have setup #dockge to easily manage docker containers and "stacks" as they call it.
- have setup a few other services including but not limited to, #navidrome, #actualbudget and #karakeep.
JM"Un año de Self-hosting"
📝https://mindeka.es/2026/01/08/un-ano-de-self-hosting/
Ha pasado ya un año desde que comencé en serio con utilizar servicios autoalojados en vez de servicios de diferentes proveedores. He creado este artículo para decir que es posible siempre que sea paso a paso y de manera paulatina. Además de me sirve personalmente para saber dónde estoy y los próximos pasos de a dónde quiero llegar.
#self-hosting #blog #softwarelibre #Backups #Mindeka #2025 #karakeep #immich #navidrome #wordpress #dockge #uptimekuma #nginx
📝https://mindeka.es/2026/01/08/un-ano-de-self-hosting/
Ha pasado ya un año desde que comencé en serio con utilizar servicios autoalojados en vez de servicios de diferentes proveedores. He creado este artículo para decir que es posible siempre que sea paso a paso y de manera paulatina. Además de me sirve personalmente para saber dónde estoy y los próximos pasos de a dónde quiero llegar.
#self-hosting #blog #softwarelibre #Backups #Mindeka #2025 #karakeep #immich #navidrome #wordpress #dockge #uptimekuma #nginx
RockyCStill looking for a good container manager.
Unfortunately, #Arcane is living up to its dictionary definition. I like all of the information and power it gives me, but I prefer the ease with which I can just copy and paste my Docker Compose into #Dockge. #Portainer looks overly complicated for my needs.
I want Dockge, but with just a bit MORE. What’s a good one to try out?
Guruprasad 
This weekend, I migrated my large, wall-of-text, single docker compose file containing all the services in my home server into multiple smaller, logically grouped “stacks” with a more organized directory structure and a convenient UI-based management tool, Arcane (https://getarcane.app/). Before settling with #Arcane, I also tried and evaluated #Dockge and #Komodo which had their own pros and cons like Arcane does. I will revisit these alternatives in a few months again. #Docker #Homelab
Zef Hemel@otherryn my recommended docker compose web UI right now is definitely #dockge https://github.com/louislam/dockge
Back to #dockge from #arcane as a web UI for docker compose management. Arcane has more bells and whistles (and required clicks) than I need, and the dockge repo seems to have become active again https://github.com/louislam/dockge also became a sponsor of the project while at at it. #SelfHosting
Bryan@i #dockge is almost _exactly_ what I was looking for, except it doesn't manage network volumes for me. I was hoping that I could have it manage it, so that restoring it from config would also re-mount my network drives exactly as I had them before.
still looking at portainer to see if the overkill is going to get in the way or not. Than you for bringing it to my attention (and sending me down this rabbit hole).
I'm still kinda surprised that proxmox doesn't have something similar since they started supporting OCI containers.
#Selfhosted and #Selfhosting people, what your current go-to for web-based docker container management? I've been using #dockge and I like it, but it seems nothing much is happening there (last commit 8 months ago). I tried Arcane, but... it's a bit... arcane, I liked dockge's simplicity more. #portainer seems to have gone enterprise and is likely to get more "enshittified" over time. So what do you all use?