Product Information
What is Dockge?
If you only use docker-compose to manage containers, Dockge can be considered an alternative to Portainer. However, for managing Docker networks and individual containers, Portainer might still be necessary. You can install both Dockge and Portainer.
The name "Dockge" was inspired by a Twitch emote created by the author. Dockge focuses on using docker-compose.yaml. For managing individual containers, it's recommended to use Portainer or the Docker CLI.
Existing stacks can be managed by moving the compose files to the stacks directory and then scanning the stacks folder in Dockge.
Have you been using Portainer but sometimes find its stack management unsatisfactory? Issues include loading delays during stack deployment and unclear error messages? Additionally, is the business license fee a deterrent? Developed by the creator of UptimeKuma, Dockge is a potential alternative.
How to use Dockge?
Dockge is a self-hosted Docker Compose manager focused on managing container stacks via `docker compose.yaml` files. It offers a responsive, user-friendly interface as an alternative to Portainer for stack management, addressing potential loading delays and unclear error messages.
Core Functions of Dockge
Docker support
Usage Scenarios of Dockge
- Manage containers deployed using `docker-compose`.`
- Import existing `compose` files into Dockge's stack directory for unified management.
- Serve as an alternative to Portainer for stack management.
- Address Portainer's loading delays and unclear error messages during stack deployment.
- For users seeking to avoid Portainer's commercial licensing fees.
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