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nextDash

Latest version on GitHub is v1.17.5

Your bookmarks. Your terminal. Your rules.

visitor@nextdash:~/pages$ less containers.md

-rw-r--r-- containers.md new in v1.17.0

Containers

See and follow your Docker containers next to your bookmarks.

  • ShiftY Open the Containers view
  • l Open live logs for the selected container

If you run nextDash next to your containers, the Containers view shows them in a table you can sort, group and trim. Choose columns for CPU, RAM, size and restarts, and group by project, status, network or image.

Each container has a timeline in its side panel: started, crashed with an exit code, turned unhealthy, updated, rolled back. The panel also shows the last five healthcheck results. nextDash follows the Docker event stream instead of polling, so a crash that the restart policy fixes within seconds still sends you a notice.

Try it

  1. Press Shift + Y on the dashboard.
  2. Click a column heading to sort, or pick a grouping.
  3. Open a container and press l for its live logs.
The Containers view in nextDash
Containers with sortable columns and grouping.
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