14 lines
1.3 KiB
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14 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
Folder for all GUI managers for managing docker containers
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1. Dockhand
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- Newer kid on the block. Focus on security with nice built in image scanners for vulns. Competes with Portainer
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2. Portainer
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- The defacto docker gui manager. Well known, stable, been around for a hot minute. Recommend everyone play and learn it since it is used so often in the industry.
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3. Dockge
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- Best for beginners. Simply interface and easy to learn. Recommend using this first if brand new to docker and compose files(yaml). Eventually gradute to Portainer or Dockhand. Note: made by the same guy that made uptime kuma so if you like that style then definitely use this.
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4. Yacht
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- Still in beta. Looks very promising, but needs a lot more work. If the dev keeps up with it, it could compete with portainer. I personally used yacht as my first docker gui manager, so I might be biased but I really liked how it worked.
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5. Dokemon
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- I no longer recommend Dokemon. It is fine, but after learning Portainer, Portainer is much better. I agree that there is more of a learning curve to Portainer, so I think Dockge is even easier to learn and use than Dokemon.
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6. Komodo
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- I barely used Komodo. I was just starting to play with it when I discovered Dockhand and the switched to that. I have seen it recommended online quite a bit though. |