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Docker is a set of platform as a service products that use OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages called containers.
Open-source, client-only tool that creates reproducible development environments from a devcontainer.json file, running on Docker, Kubernetes or any cloud VM.
A cheap, on-demand virtual computer in the cloud that an AI coding agent can use to run code, install software and be reset or copied instantly, without you managing any servers.
Lets developers run fake-but-functional AWS, Azure and Google Cloud services on their own laptop for free, so they can test cloud code without a real cloud account, credit card, or bill.
A tool that lets you push your code and have it automatically built, deployed, and hosted with its own database and SSL — like a private version of Heroku or Vercel that you fully own and never pay a monthly bill for.
A native macOS app for managing Linux containers on Apple silicon — without installing Docker Desktop.
An open-source, self-hosted web dashboard for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, and compose stacks — a modern alternative to Portainer.
A free, self-hosted client portal for agencies and freelancers — project tracking, file sharing, invoicing and Stripe payments in one branded, open-source app you run yourself.
A free, open-source server control panel that runs your sites, databases, Docker apps, DNS, mail and backups from one dashboard — shipped as a single binary that uses about 49MB of RAM.
A free, native desktop GUI for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, networks, and Compose stacks.
A free, self-hosted tool that draws a live map of every device on your home network and every Docker container running across your servers, so nothing on your homelab is a mystery.
A self-hosted dashboard for tracking your homelab's hardware, VMs, apps, storage, and network, with visual maps and built-in docs.
Free, self-hosted platform for SSH terminals, remote desktop, file management, and Docker orchestration across your servers.
Automated Docker/Podman updates with healthcheck-gated rollback and multi-channel control (web UI, Telegram, Discord).
Self-hosted URL shortener, pastebin, and file uploader packed into a single Docker container.
A tool that lets you open a Docker image like a file explorer, layer by layer, so you can see exactly what's bloating its size and trim it down.
A terminal dashboard that shows Docker and runC containers' live CPU, memory and network metrics in a top-like grid, letting you zoom into any container for logs and a shell.
A self-hosted Docker management app with a visual Compose editor, Git-based deployments, and vulnerability scanning — for anyone tired of managing containers from bare docker CLI or Portainer.
If you've ever had to draw your company's network layout in Visio or draw.io, you already know the problem: the diagram is out of date the moment someone adds a new server or switch, and nobody rememb