Using Docker In Terminal Just Got Better!

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checking out this really cool terminal UI for docker called lazy docker.
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[@FrankelDavid]

I wish don would use more precise verbiage while discussing docker instead of calling everything a docker.

[@W-uh3og]

I’m a bit new here, are you able to explain what you mean?

[@donaldwilliams6821]

@@W-uh3og docker is the software Inside docker you have containers and images I think Don was referring to containers as 'dockers'

[@youtubegaveawaymychannelname]

Love the Closed Caption in this video. Welcome to Novus Bear Attack!

[@victorguidi6223]

I swear I was just working on my own lazy docker ( I didn’t know about this project ) one thing though that I added to mine, is the support to also check containers running on other servers using ssh, but the UI in this one is just 100 times better 🔥

[@PaPaTheGMan1215]

Big shout out to Jesse Duffield, the author. This is a great piece of software. I've been using it for quite a while. I do use Portainer for major configs or updates but use this for quick analysis and maintenance. It fires up almost instantly and right off gives you status of all containers on the system. A quick 'x' and you have a menu to start/stop/pause/restart/remove and some other options.

[@gl5638]

This is so much fun! OK so talking about CLI based another idea is to check out NTFY cli based notifier with the server running on the pi! :D :D

[@RichardBronosky]

I think Podman is a really good topic for you to cover. Love your work, Brother.
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[@anotherone8473]

Thanks for the great content ✨
would please make a video explaining how you secure your services using SSL behind the http tunnels that already have their own SSL certificates? i am trying to follow your tutorials, but i can't seem to figure this one out 🔒. And thanks again for all the helpful videos.

[@loomoo500]

Hey Don, wondering if you'll be updating the pi-hosted templates soon? Complete projects I'm keen to have on there, like xteve or threadfin since tvheadend I've been having problems with.

[@marsim4150]

yeah, these are the kind of videos I like and the reason why I subiscribed the channel, keep on passionating us 🙂

[@yorkshireplumbing]

Looks good. As great as docker is, their CLI has always been atrocious. I use portainer and the docker command: docker stats, to get a general idea of what's what, but looks like this could run nicely alongside portainer.

[@Jason.M]

Nice! You gonna add this to the portainer templates?

[@ronm6585]

Thanks Don.

[@igyysdaddy191]

this is so cool, thanks for sharing

[@davocc2405]

Don: x86 Debian 11 or 12 host, stock OpenSSH. Docker install - ssh in and run a docker image and suddenly all upstream network access for ssh sessions on the host breaks. You can ssh into the host but those sessions lose network access in some testing I've been doing. Any ideas?

[@FrankGraffagnino]

love your videos... but the translucent terminal is terrible for videos!!! it's hard to read stuff in the terminal. Only commenting because i love your stuff.

[@CharlieMartorelli]

I like this!!

[@lukasbandarra]

lazygit is also awesome