Open-source alternatives to Dockerfilegraph

A curated collection of ready-to-use Docker Compose files for local web development, plus a powerful CLI (dctl) to manage and orchestrate your registered stacks from anywhere in your terminal.

The smallest binary size of template engine, born for docker image

DockSTARTer helps you get started with running apps in Docker.

⚓ Terminal UI (TUI) for Docker Compose — manage containers, view logs, exec, monitor CPU/RAM.

Lazydocker is a terminal-based command-line utility that provides an interactive dashboard for monitoring and controlling containerized environments. It functions as a text-based user interface, allowing users to manage containers, images, and volumes directly within a terminal emulator through keyboard-driven navigation. The tool distinguishes itself by replacing manual command-line sequences with a unified workspace that communicates directly with the Docker daemon via the local Unix domain socket. It maintains state synchronization by listening to real-time container events and utilizes co

EasyDocker is a TUI focused on investigating and troubleshooting Docker resources. Highly inspired by lazydocker and k9s while leveraging beautiful graphics from BubbleTea

Simple Container-Utilizing Build Apparatus

🍊 A fast, keyboard-driven terminal UI to manage Docker containers, Compose stacks, and Swarm services with the ergonomics of K9s.

Dockly is a terminal user interface for managing Docker containers and services through an interactive menu. It functions as a log streamer, a swarm orchestration tool, and a client for managing external container environments. The project allows users to connect to remote Docker daemons via sockets or network ports. It includes the ability to toggle between local container mode and swarm cluster mode to monitor and control services across multiple nodes. The tool provides real-time log streaming in a scrollable interface and supports launching interactive shell sessions directly into runnin

⚓ A friendly CLI to manage multiple Docker Compose deployments with style — powered by Typer, Rich, questionary, and sh.

Dry is a container lifecycle manager and cluster orchestrator designed to control groups of containers, services, and stacks across multiple nodes. It functions as a resource manager for inspecting and cleaning up images, persistent volumes, and network configurations, while providing a terminal-based dashboard for monitoring system events and resource usage. The project enables the coordination of distributed workloads through service-stack grouping and cluster orchestration. It provides a centralized control plane to synchronize the deployment and scaling of complex application architecture

A simple tui to view & control docker containers

minimalistic terminal UI for everyday Docker operations

Reverse-engineering tool for docker environments

What's Up, Doc(ker)? A convenient way to interact with the docker daemon using prompts.

Poco will help you to organise and manage Docker, Docker-Compose, Kubernetes, Openshift projects of any complexity using simple YAML config files to shorten the route from finding your project to initialising it in your local environment.

Dockmate: The open-source Docker TUI & Podman manager for terminal productivity. A fast, lightweight alternative to lazydocker built in Go.

An emacs mode for handling Dockerfiles

A lightweight, zero-dependency TUI dashboard for managing Docker containers and images dynamically in the terminal.