RockyCJan 4

Still 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?

#Linux #HomeLab #SelfHost #Docker

I Thought I Saw A 2 Jan 4
Show threadI Thought I Saw A 2 
@RockyC Check out Dockhand. https://dockhand.pro
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1po5mrq/dockhand_is_live_docker_ui_compose_realtime_logs/
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Show threadGuruprasad Jan 4
@RockyC, @ithoughtisawa2, everyone seems to be writing their own docker (compose) management tools these days - there is too many of them. I evaluated arcane, dockge, and komodo and settled with arcane for the time being. I need the ability for the UI to run my common (docker compose) commands from a directory with a compose.yaml, with some monitoring, metrics, and nice visual representation. None of these provide those features for me perfectly - arcane is, for now, the closest