Isaiah
Dev tools
docker management ui
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5 positive, 11 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 2 critical, out of 18 comments about the project. Thread score +0.03.
Idea: 3 for, 2 againstDesign: 1 for, 0 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Good idea for a web GUI for Docker
From 2 comments
CLI is good and the best way to manage docker containers, however editing that compose file from a browser tab and hitting recreate slaps different. A web GUI makes it so that…
Timber-6539 on HNI haven't tried it yet, but if it cuts a step in my development process then yes please!
ramon156 on HN
Keeps the terminal UI look
From 1 comment
I also thought that there's a deeper meaning why you picked the name. Still a cool project. I love how you kept the terminal UI look.
isaiahwp on HN
Objections
A web SSH client or terminal could already serve lazydocker
From 2 comments
``` It is an attempt at recreating the lazydocker command-line application from scratch, while making it available as a web application without compromising on the features. ```…
mfld on HNI like the idea of a web based text ui. But if it's a clone of an existing cli tool this seems to be going full circle, just use ssh or a web ssh client. Still a nice project…
andix on HN
Concern about where compose files are stored
From 2 comments
I would be worried about where that compose file is being stored. I keep my compose files in a git repo and after I edit them just do `docker compose up -d` (in fact, I hit a key…
globular-toast on HNThose are 2 hops as opposed to editing and applying the changes from a single interface. With git, assuming you are talking about an online repo, there is always the worry of…
Timber-6539 on HN
Questions
Can you deploy new containers from the UI
From 2 comments
This reminds me of k9s, particularly the UI and full functionality. I use dockge https://github.com/louislam/dockge for managing stacks on a home server. Isaiah feels very admin…
dmunyard on HNThanks for the feedback! To deploy a new container, you have two options : - From an image (in the "Images" tab), you can open the menu, and run the image as is (or press "r").…
willmoss on HN
Are there usage reports
From 1 comment
Any users with usage reports? Looks interesting.
bsenftner on HN
Alternatives named
Portainer
From 1 comment
For managing Docker installs another option could be portainer. Their community edition is open source https://docs.portainer.io/v/2.20/start/install-ce/server/docker/linux
raesene9 on HN
Dockge
From 1 comment
This reminds me of k9s, particularly the UI and full functionality. I use dockge https://github.com/louislam/dockge for managing stacks on a home server. Isaiah feels very admin…
dmunyard on HN
k9s
From 2 comments
This reminds me of k9s, particularly the UI and full functionality. I use dockge https://github.com/louislam/dockge for managing stacks on a home server. Isaiah feels very admin…
dmunyard on HNCheck out k9s, if you use kubernetes. It made me 100x more efficient when working across multiple clusters and namespaces.
user- on HN
lazydocker
From 1 comment
``` It is an attempt at recreating the lazydocker command-line application from scratch, while making it available as a web application without compromising on the features. ```…
mfld on HN