Docketeer
A Docker & Kubernetes developer tool to manage containers & visualize both cluster and container metrics
Overview
Docketeer is an open-source Docker developer tool that simplifies the management of Docker resources. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing containers, images, and networks, as well as visualizing host and container metric data and Kubernetes cluster data. Docketeer aims to streamline the development process for projects utilizing Docker containers, with support for various features and full networking capabilities. The project is community-maintained under the MIT license, ensuring flexibility for both personal and commercial projects.
Features
- Open Source Project: Available on GitHub or as an extension on Docker Desktop.
- Simplified Development: Streamlines the development process for projects using Docker containers.
- Container Log Filtering: Allows users to filter through both running and stopped container logs.
- GUI Management: Provides an easy-to-use GUI for managing Docker containers, images, and networks.
- Container Operations: Enables users to create, start, stop, and delete containers, manage Docker networks and images.
- Custom Configurations: Supports automatic container naming, customizable configurations, and multiple Docker Compose files.
- Networking Capabilities: Allows users to create and manage networks without terminal commands.
- Metric Visualizations: Provides Node and kubelet metric visualizations for Kubernetes clusters.
Prerequisites:
- Ensure Docker Desktop is installed and running.
- Clone the Repository:
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