We will show you how to say goodbye to Portainer by installing Dockge in your Proxmox server

In this video, we get to install Dockge into Proxmox
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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
0:54 Features of Dockge
1:38 Demo Of Dockge
1:55 Convert A Docker Run command to a Docker Compose file
2:09 Editor to manage Docker Compose files
2:33 Manage environment variables
3:26 Edit an existing Container
4:20 The problems with Portainer
6:03 Installing Dockge
8:02 To Open in Browser
8:39 Create Admin Account
9:19 The Stack

[@Ed-ci6oc]

Thank you, Nico. This is a very interesting comparison, which I liked!

[@ozmosyd]

Excellent

[@dvp7388]

Thank you for you comment much appreciated

[@user-ue4ef1cd8f]

Great tool wow

[@NicholasMichael-uo5yf]

you dont say ?

[@dvp7388]

I trust you found this usefull

[@user-zh2ux5dg5g]

Great video

[@dvp7388]

Thanks!

[@NicholasMichael-uo5yf]

Hey Nico where did you find this?

[@user-zh2ux5dg5g]

Yes where did you find this

[@dvp7388]

It took a lot of research

[@dvp7388]

Please let us know what you would like to see next

[@NicholasMichael-uo5yf]

if your next video is like this it will be great

[@walkerreynolds973]

How is this more valuable to me than Portainer? This looks like significantly more work for a fraction of the features I get with portainer - especially Portainer Edge features. Second - Portainer CE is OSS, why didn’t the developer just fork and develop the features they say Portainer is missing?
I’ll give this a test drive and provide feedback - but I am struggling to see how you can just drop Portainer for this. 🙏

[@dvp7388]

Hi there Thanks for you comment.
Do you install docker containers by using the Docker run command?
this generated docker compose files
which you can backup on your server so in 6 months time when you want to install the container again you have a backup of that
I am also using this all the time to test and fix my docker compose files
and have a central place for backing up my compose files
Have a look at my Github repository link below video
That how I backup all my working Docker containers

[@MikeDeVincentis]

What about Docker networks?

[@dvp7388]

Hi Mike
Thanks for your comment
Networking is done at the Docker compose level
There are two tools :
1. to create compose files from docker run commands
2. to edit docker compose files
You can manage networking in a Docker Compose file by defining custom networks like this:
and extract of the docker compose file:
version: '3'
services:
web:
image: nginx
networks:
- mynetwork
ports:
- "8080:80"
networks:
mynetwork:

[@MikeDeVincentis]

@@dvp7388 Right. My question was more about, can you see and manage docker networks from the UI like you can in portainer.

[@whereismymina]

All this just to replace portainer ? Lol

[@dvp7388]

Thank you for your comment much appreciated !
It gives you features that I used chatGPT to get:
1. convert docker run command to a compose file
2. Edit and validate compose files
I work with a lot of different docker containers this side