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dockge discussion
dockge reviews and mentions
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Self-hosting with Podman
Additionally at some point people behind this product decided to change the licensing model, and allow the use of community editions for up to 5 nodes. It wasn't my case, but that pushed me to use something more independent. So I started using dockge, then added another service for docker logs, version monitor, and keeps adding applications that are fun to use, for example homebox or bookstack. It was fun until I released the cost of energy and maintenance effort need to keep it running, at my home. Every internet issue, or power issue takes my setup down. Maybe it was not happening very often, but when I wasn’t home, and the hardware was down, there was no chance to fix it remotely. And I started relaying on that service. That is why I simply decided to migrate to hetzner, and podman at the same time, and use remote NFS. However, let's start from the beginning.
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Simplest Homelab Backup Strategy (That Came to My Mind)
I have a Raspberry Pi 5 that runs multiple services using Docker. I manage the Docker services using Docker Compose and Dockge. I've used Portainer in the past, and while I liked working with it, I found it to be overkill for a single-server setup.
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Vecchio RaspberryPi, Nuova HomeLab!
--- - name: Install Dockge using Docker Compose hosts: raspberry_pi become: true tasks: - name: Ensure the required directories exist file: path: "{{ item }}" state: directory owner: root group: root mode: '0755' loop: - /opt/stacks - /opt/dockge - name: Download compose.yaml for Dockge get_url: url: "https://dockge.kuma.pet/compose.yaml?port=5001&stacksPath=%2Fopt%2Fstacks" dest: /opt/dockge/compose.yaml owner: root group: root mode: '0644' - name: Start Dockge using Docker Compose community.docker.docker_compose_v2: project_src: /opt/dockge state: present register: output
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Show HN: Isaiah – open-source and self-hosted app to manage everything Docker
This reminds me of k9s, particularly the UI and full functionality. I use dockge https://github.com/louislam/dockge for managing stacks on a home server. Isaiah feels very admin oriented, or perhaps developer friendly for that full docker experience via the web.
I only had a brief play but I couldn't see how to deploy a new container. That would make this a companion tool alongside something like Dockge, portainer etc.
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Self-Hosting Applications on Raspberry Pi 5
Applications are deployed as docker containers running in rootless mode. Containers are managed using Dockge via stack-oriented docker compose.yaml files.
- Dockge – Self-hosted – Docker compose.yaml – Stack-oriented Manager
- Dockge: Clean Self-Hosted Docker Compose Manager by the Creator of Uptime Kuma
- Dockge: Reactive self-hosted Docker compose.yaml stack-oriented manager
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Stats
louislam/dockge is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of dockge is TypeScript.