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Top GUI for DockerCategory: Software, Kubernetes, Docker
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. There are a couple of nice Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) for Docker, that can make your life much simpler and increase your performance.
You are also able to save your configuration (you can find examples of alertmanager and Prometheus at the live demo), and configure a Docker Swarm and stacks.
This tool gives you the ability to set resource limits for your Docker (memory, CPU, swap and disk image size, file sharing, proxies, and network), configure Docker engine, command line, and Kubernetes (you can configure deployment to a Kubernetes from Docker Desktop).
If your project is not that complex - you can choose among Lazydocker (if you want to mostly manage existing containers and services with console), Docui (if you mostly create simple images), or Docker Desktop (if you appreciate the desktop integrations and want to get a simple integration with Kubernetes).
You are also able to save your configuration (you can find examples of alertmanager and Prometheus at the live demo), and configure a Docker Swarm and stacks.
This tool gives you the ability to set resource limits for your Docker (memory, CPU, swap and disk image size, file sharing, proxies, and network), configure Docker engine, command line, and Kubernetes (you can configure deployment to a Kubernetes from Docker Desktop).
If your project is not that complex - you can choose among Lazydocker (if you want to mostly manage existing containers and services with console), Docui (if you mostly create simple images), or Docker Desktop (if you appreciate the desktop integrations and want to get a simple integration with Kubernetes).
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