Meet Dockge A Beautiful Docker Container Management Tool Wundertech It is possible to link multiple dockge servers together so that all of the containers can be viewed and managed from one place. fyi portainer does this as well. last time i spun up dockge it did not have a way to manage volumes or images, at least i didn't see one. portainer has way more features than dockge, and i prefer its inferface too. Dockge looks to be an interesting alternative to portainer for managing docker compose applications. i like that it was developed by the uptime kuma dev and it has a similar interface.
Meet Dockge A Beautiful Docker Container Management Tool Wundertech Yes, dockge won't kidnap your compose files. in case you don't like dockge later, you can safely remove dockge and those compose files are still working fine, you can use "docker compose" commands to manage them. Dockge, while early, seems to be the best option. does anyone have instructions on the best method to make the migration? all my containers started in portainer show up as not managed by dockge. i can get the compose files from portainer and stick them into the container folders. but how do i tell dockge to take over control?. Dockge with docker .env files and global values i'm trying to switch to dockge with around 20 containers and want to have a global .env file where i store stuff like tz and domain name. but i found out that env file does only work for the container environment, not the compose file. Dockge's tech stack is node vue and mine is golang react and maybe their future plans will be quite different from mine. i will be adding lot of features for standalone docker, monitoring, scheduled jobs, pipelines workflows, git integration, webhooks, etc. in future which will make dokemon quite large!.
Meet Dockge A Beautiful Docker Container Management Tool Wundertech Dockge with docker .env files and global values i'm trying to switch to dockge with around 20 containers and want to have a global .env file where i store stuff like tz and domain name. but i found out that env file does only work for the container environment, not the compose file. Dockge's tech stack is node vue and mine is golang react and maybe their future plans will be quite different from mine. i will be adding lot of features for standalone docker, monitoring, scheduled jobs, pipelines workflows, git integration, webhooks, etc. in future which will make dokemon quite large!. I don’t use dockge but my structure is pretty much your second option. i keep docker compose files, env files, sometimes config files in the first directory, git controlled and backed up, and data files, databases in the second directory, per stack, also backed up, of course. Context: i have all my containers managed by dockge in docker on my synology ds923 . each container has its own separate docker compose.yaml and .env file within its own separate dedicated folder. would like to upload and store the files in case of needing to restore the containers quickly. questions: is there a way to backup all the separate docker compose.yml and .env files (and only those. In the video i demonstrate jailmaker, and describe how to set up networking, docker, and dockge the docker compose stacks manager, as well as a jellyfin server. Reply reply capt stux • please take a look at dockge before designing the docker compose ui 🙂 it is an ideal compose editor manager reply reply ccc911 •.
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