I have been working on a web interface for Docker for the past few days. The goal is to have a similar tool to Portainer, but simpler: no Kubernetes or Swarm support, no "enterprise-class"...
I have been working on a web interface for Docker for the past few days. The goal is to have a similar tool to Portainer, but simpler: no Kubernetes or Swarm support, no "enterprise-class" features or multi-node management, not even user management. I'm still not sure whether I want to implement registry-related features (such as listing available images) or not.
I'm using Revel and Alpine.js. The code is quite messy/hacky at the moment as I've decided to introduce Alpine.js a little bit late in the development process. I still haven't gotten around to refactoring it and publish it somewhere, but I'm hoping to make time for that this weekend. I'm also learning as I go, but so far I've been having a lot of fun developing this little tool!
I think I'm going with Tersane on the name, it's basically the Turkish word for "shipyard", and I haven't found other projects named Tersane.
If you have any cool features you'd like to see in a tool like this, I'd be happy to read them!
I have been working on a web interface for Docker for the past few days. The goal is to have a similar tool to Portainer, but simpler: no Kubernetes or Swarm support, no "enterprise-class" features or multi-node management, not even user management. I'm still not sure whether I want to implement registry-related features (such as listing available images) or not.
I'm using Revel and Alpine.js. The code is quite messy/hacky at the moment as I've decided to introduce Alpine.js a little bit late in the development process. I still haven't gotten around to refactoring it and publish it somewhere, but I'm hoping to make time for that this weekend. I'm also learning as I go, but so far I've been having a lot of fun developing this little tool!
I think I'm going with Tersane on the name, it's basically the Turkish word for "shipyard", and I haven't found other projects named Tersane.
If you have any cool features you'd like to see in a tool like this, I'd be happy to read them!