#docker (2020-08)
All things docker
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2020-08-11
what will be the best UI tool for docker & docker-compose management and deployment? This requirement is to use in a production environment hosting docker in on-premises (not in the cloud) tried poratiner & rancher ( both got rejected due to security issue)
looking for new tools or need some info/idea about how companies deal with this kind of problem.
Thanks in advance
What was the issue with portainer? Whatever the UI, it’s always a bad pattern to offer an hackable way to access to docker socket
it got rejected because, its single-user access with admin permissions, we are planning for the opensource (free version) basically, we do bunch of bugfix deployments and multiple restarst .. for our java applications. just want to know how does other place handles this kind of situation..!
Does LazyDocker count?
The lazier way to manage everything docker. Contribute to jesseduffield/lazydocker development by creating an account on GitHub.
@Makeshift (Connor Bell) I wasn’t aware of “Lazy docker” for sure I am going to give it a try… Thanks a lot for your input
Probably the loosest thing that matches the term “ui”, but it’s nice if you’re on a box and want a quick overview of containers running
I am the one doing deployment and all other kinds of management, but the expectation is, instead of pulling me or someone from my time every time… My company wanted a simple UI for SC’s team (solution consultant not the technical team)
I suppose the correct “devops” response would be to make them PR a repo, then deploy from that once it’s been merged
yup I do agree with you.. But we are not product based company .. so only thing we are allowed to do is push the docker image to out client docker-repo and deploy it manually