I used this Portainer alternative to replace my NAS's Docker UI, and I'm not going back
… My gripes with Portainer stem from its overly convoluted UI – one that requires me to sift through multiple menus to access a specific tool. …
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I replaced Portainer, Grafana, and Prometheus with this stack
… Glance supports granular customization to add or remove elements using the YML file. I can add more elements and build a multiple-page dashboard, but I’m content with the current view. …
I ditched Portainer for Dockhand and I regret not doing it sooner
… It’s perfect for multi-user setups, supports RBACs, and other enterprise-related features. While it’s good to have most of these features in the Portainer Community edition, I don’t need all of them. …
I tried Arcane for Docker management, and here's why Dockhand remains my pick
… I’ll stay with Dockhand because I get inline controls and hardware stats, along with selective updates and vulnerability scanner support. Arcane Arcane is a container management platform with a decent visual design and important features missing in Portainer. …
Docker Manager finally gave me a container management UI I can use on smartphones
… Between its sheer number of container tools, built-in CI/CD pipelines, and support for everything from Docker and Podman to K8s, Portainer is the most common option out there. …
Forget Portainer and Komodo, I finally found a better way to manage my Docker containers
… The big names like Portainer and Komodo do feel heavy at times. Sometimes, I would stare at a spinning loading icon in Portainer for two minutes and wonder if my stack is actually deploying or if the UI has just lost its connection to the backend. …
4 tools I install on every new home server before setting up anything else
… Kuma has a better reporting and notification system, but it doesn't automatically recognize all the containers running on my system. I have to add each container manually, and the interface is barely usable. Beszel offers a better UI. supports theming, and I can add multiple monitoring systems. …
This open-source dashboard finally gave me the unified view my home lab desperately needed
… Normally, checking if my stack is fully healthy means opening Portainer, scanning through the containers, or SSH-ing into the server to run Docker commands manually. If Immich stops behaving, or if Home Assistant is acting up, I have to drop back into Portainer or SSH to look into it. …
I built my entire developer workflow around these Docker containers, and I’m not going back
… It handles the supporting files that do not always belong in a repository. …
This tiny tool shows everything happening with my Docker containers in real time
… There are multiple dashboard options, like Beszel, or you can use the terminal or Portainer to check the container stats and availability. …