Your Minimalist Docker UI - Lazydocker

[@FromSergio]

*pause*, "without a monitor". 10/10

[@RaidOwl]

Tru Alpha mentality

[@thetinkeringtypist]

I feel attacked

[@greob]

blind people actually use computers without any monitor screens ;)

[@autohmae]

Honestly, it was missing a dot matrix printer

[@billtotman]

Had to pause the video to stop chuckling about it.

[@droknron]

"Gigachads who do everything in the CLI... without a monitor!" - That slayed me :D

[@asmi06]

As for remembering docker CLI commands, if you use them often enough you are going to remember. And I did remember when I used docker extensively because often it was the quickest way to achieve what I wanted, and so when you do a software development with containers, every second counts because you are going to be rebuilding and restarting that container hundreds of times a day. Now I don't use it at work, so I've already forgotten most of them. Our memory is like a garbage collector in a high-level languages - it removes stuff that we don't actively need from memory in order to free space for some other things :)

[@davedave9924]

lazygit is great too and if you know the key bindings for one, you’ll feel at home with the other

[@rogerthomas7040]

It works very well in DevOps environments where developers may end up using a configuration that matches deployed environments more than they would normally.

[@zchrisb]

Going to start my homelab soon, this tool and video is a gift. Exactly what I was looking for before getting started.

[@canes4ever162]

Unraid?

[@zchrisb]

@@canes4ever162 No, likely ProxMox VE

[@aimebob]

big fan of your work, thanks for all the help you're providing to the community. much appreciated.

[@RaidOwl]

Thanks bob

[@murtadha96]

The creator of this app is an absolute gigachad, he is the same guy behind lazygit and lazyvim

[@RootsterAnon]

It's great! I've used it on my projects and I'm super satisfied

[@AlexanderVegaajaradv]

You got me with the no monitor line. Lol

[@deechvogt1589]

Awesome tool review. Will pick it up when I get going on my own home lab. Thanks.

[@TakeOnMe5]

Very neat CLI UI. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@DavidC-rt3or]

Reminds me of K9s for Kubernetes

[@RaidOwl]

Very similar

[@davefl67]

Yeah, I discovered this one a while back. Very nice resource.

[@FatherJoeMcCorny]

This is something I am interested in. Will review once sober again.

[@Jwalk9000]

YEAH. Love it. I wish there was a simple UI for Linux that was like this too. Maybe there is and I just haven't found it yet..

[@Steve_Hamburg]

What exactly do you want ?

[@dominick253]

Exactly. More programs like htop and lazy docker. Not a full web server and browser GUI like portainer. Just enough extra functionality to make it useful.

[@Jwalk9000]

​@@Steve_HamburgA simple UI, similar tho this that allows me to see, start, and stop processes running. An area that shows the content of the folder I am in, and an area that's a cli to work in.
Something that looks like it's out of the 70s. Lol.

[@szafim]

​@@Jwalk9000 btop has some of this

[@CampRusso]

Something like webmin maybe?
I have it installed on 2 Linux servers. Super handy than trying to Google all the commands.

[@diabeticnomad]

I thought this was giving lazygit vibes finally something of Jesse’s I can contribute to oh wait he does go nvm

[@asmi06]

It's funny but at one point I did actually have one my Zynq boards running docker, and this board doesn't have any video outputs, with the only two options to communicate to it being a UART connection (better known outside of MCU-FPGA nerdland as "COM port", "serial port" or "console port"), or a network. And since these CPUs are not exactly rockstars in terms on performance, every uCPU counts when running stuff on them, and so a serial console port it was :D

[@DouglasFish]

I've only ever launched a docker from command line and have never found a gui that's easy to setup. What UI's do people usually use?
Lazy docker sounds fun

[@ayoubthegreat]

0:25 had me dying 😂

[@RaidOwl]

RIP in peace 🙏🏼

[@MikyLestat]

Thanks, I will check it out. It remind me of LazyGit which is awesome!

[@__BLOOD__]

That's sweet. Does it allow to share the host's net with the container? i.e. can you run the container with that option?

[@southpole76]

I looked at this recently but it's still docker-compose V1. I don't know if V2 is coming

[@isrbillmeyer]

Cool
On Monday I am loading it on all my Docker machines

[@TechBuddy_]

Looks like you are using powershell and probably even wsl which could be the reason for the browser not working or opening other stuff from lazydocker

[@raulgil8207]

great tool, thanks for bring that up, question, it will work with more than one docker host? or we need to install in each of the docker servers?

[@danielstellmon5330]

I'm not a fan of Portainer. I have been using dockly, but will check this out.

[@southpole76]

Check out dockge by louislam

[@warezit]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🐳 *Introduction to Lazy Docker *
- Overview of Lazy Docker, a minimalistic UI for Docker management.
- App allows management from the console with mouse support.
- Designed for users who need more than CLI but less than a full UI.
01:06 💻 *Getting Started with Lazy Docker *
- Installation and initial setup of Lazy Docker.
- First impressions of the UI: simple yet functional.
- Navigation through containers and viewing detailed information.
02:02 🚀 *Using Hotkeys and Interface *
- Description of hotkeys for efficient navigation.
- Issues with some functions not working as expected.
- Comparing Lazy Docker's speed to other container management tools.
03:13 📊 *Monitoring and Managing Containers *
- Exploring various tabs: logs, stats, environment.
- Usefulness of each tab for different monitoring needs.
- Comparing variables between containers for quick checks.
04:07 🌐 *Exploring Images, Volumes, and Networks *
- Navigation through images, volumes, networks, and Lazy Docker config.
- Bulk editing tools and specific commands for image management.
- Insights on volume and network sections.
05:18 ⚙️ *Configuring and Customizing Lazy Docker *
- Configuring Lazy Docker settings.
- Encountering issues with custom commands and file editing.
- Reflections on the app's polish and development potential.
06:01 🌟 *Final Thoughts and Conclusion *
- Overall positive impressions of Lazy Docker.
- Acknowledging minor issues in exchange for productivity gains.
- Encouragement for viewer engagement and feedback.
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[@RaidOwl]

This is pretty cool

[@AhmedALRujibi]

Yes

[@autohmae]

Reminds me of k9s

[@GrishTech]

Without a monitor. lol, 10/10.

[@thewilltejeda]

All the lazy things have been great . lazy docker, lazy nvim , lazy git lol I guess i'm in love with lazy stuff ?

[@rogerkell4964]

Is your face popping up for a single frame at 4:18 some sort of weird easter egg?

[@RaidOwl]

Yeah I couldn’t stand the thought of my face not being in at least a frame during that scene. Or….editing oopsie.

[@wethinkis]

@@RaidOwl too beautiful to not be displayed

[@romayojr]

@@RaidOwl i thought that was my monitor flickering

[@yopyja]

What's that keyboard, it looks mushy and my mushy brain likes.

[@notkudu]

nah I just like to use the CLI for everything (with a monitor 😞) maybe soon enough I will ditch the monitor cuz it's bloat

[@RaidOwl]

Big tru

[@jurie911]

...without a monitor 😄

[@DJgregBrown]

do everything is CLI without a monitor PMSL.

[@Prophes0r]

Just put the UART wires into your mouth and learn to read the ASCII tingles.

[@r0bo11]

@@Prophes0r don't give the Matrix any more ideas.

[@ColoredBytes]

That Bayside shirt doe!

[@kwith]

Hey! I have a double-IQ I'll have you know! Using that webUI is a lot more complicated than its made out to be! Now excuse me, my chewing rock is calling me.... hahah

[@RaidOwl]

Lmao 😂😂

[@iblackfeathers]

4:18 flash frame (?)

[@RaidOwl]

Subliminal messaging

[@anasouardini]

GUI and TUI are better in almost all cases, even the a dev with the fastest fingers gets lazy and/or tired sometimes.

[@JohnVold]

"CLI savant" 🤌💋