Docker Commander

Dashboard— host overview, disk usage, and running containers at a glance.

Container detail— live CPU / memory with history, and tabs for logs, an interactive console, processes, the file browser, filesystem changes and env.

Aggregated logs— many containers in one stream, color-coded by source with level filters, regex search and structured parsing.

- LiveCPU / memory graphsover WebSockets andhistorical charts(Redis or in-memory).
- Dashboardthat updates in near real time (Docker events stream): host facts, disk usage, aresource breakdown(each container's share of host CPU/memory plus host-widenetwork throughput), and aport scanthat fingerprints what's actually listening.
- Network telemetry— per-containerRX/TX rate(derived, so a counter reset on recreate reads as a gap rather than a spike), totals,packets / dropped / errorsand the per-interface breakdown, plusendpoint totalson a network's detail — labelled for what they are, since Docker reports no per-network counters.
- Logs— per-container tail, plus a globalaggregatedview with level detection,regex searchand savedparsing rulesthat turn lines into structured columns.
- Liveeventsfeed, containerdiff/top,disk usage, and raw JSONinspectfor any object.
- Networks & topology— an interactive containers ↔ networks graph (force-directed, pan / zoom / fullscreen,search,filter by compose stack) with a compactlist view(state, image, stack, ports, networks).

- Containers:create/run, start/stop/restart/pause/unpause/kill,rename,updatelimits & restart policy,committo an image, an interactiveshell(xterm.js), andbulk restart/stopacross a multi-selection (preview, confirmation, bounded parallelism, per-container success/failure summary).
- File browserinside containersand volumes— list, download, upload (incl.upload & extracta.zip/.tar/.tar.gz), delete, create folders.
- Images: pull (live progress), build, push, tag, save/load/import, history, prune, andvulnerability scanning(Trivy — severity summary + CVE table).
- Volumes & networks: list, inspect, create, remove, prune; networks alsoconnect / disconnectcontainers, with a per-network detail (graph or list).
- Compose— discover & manageStacksby label (CLI-created ones too: start/stop/restart/remove, andedit their compose file in place on the host, then redeploy— kept where it lives, so relative bind/env_file/build.contextpaths still resolve), andProjects: managed composefoldersedited in a built-incode editor(CodeMirror) withlive, inline validation— compose (anchors/${VAR}-aware),Dockerfile(docker build --check), YAML/JSON/.env— plus aResolvedpreview, a services/portsSummary,templates,schema-aware Compose autocompleteandimage-name / tagsuggestions (local, Docker Hub, and configuredprivate registries), anddeploy via thedocker composeCLIwithprofiles(the summary badges each service's real state, and clearly separates what'scurrently deployedfrom what'sselected for the next deploy, so a profile-excluded service reads as such — not as stopped) and.zipimport/export — to thelocal or a remote host(a remote deploy copies the project's bind-mounted configs/scripts into volumes on that host, andbuild:contexts are uploaded with the build; a redeployrebuildsan edited image).

- Managelocal,TCP(+TLS)andSSHdaemons; SSHhost keys are verified(known_hosts / trust-on-first-use). Every view rebinds to the selected host, and the alert engine watchesallhosts. A per-hostdetailpanel shows the hardware / OS / engine, and a host can bedisabledto take it out of monitoring (e.g. an offline laptop).

- Rules onstate,resource thresholds,log patternsandrestart/crash-loops— editable, with severity & cooldown.
- Threshold alerts areconditions with a lifetime(firing→escalated/eased→resolved), one per container + metric, so overlapping rules produce one incident instead of one each — and the feed is server-sidepaged, filtered and sorted, withwho acknowledgedit and everydelivery attemptrecorded against it.
- Notify viawebhooks,email (SMTP, per-host routing), an in-app feed, and aPrometheus/metricsexporter. Rulesimport/exportas a portable JSON bundle.