A blazing fast TUI tool to manage Docker and Podman images, containers, volumes, and pods with keyboard shortcuts.
goManageDocker is a terminal‑based interface for managing Docker and Podman objects. It provides a visual, keyboard‑driven way to handle images, containers, volumes, and pods without needing to remember or look up CLI commands. The tool aims to streamline container workflows for developers and DevOps practitioners.
Developers, DevOps engineers, and system administrators who work with Docker or Podman and prefer a fast, keyboard‑centric interface over memorizing command‑line syntax.
It replaces repetitive CLI commands with intuitive single‑keystroke actions, supports both Docker and Podman, and offers features like bulk operations, live logs, and configurable tabs—all within a responsive TUI built for efficiency.
TUI tool to manage your docker images, containers and volumes 🚀
Open-Awesome is built by the community, for the community. Submit a project, suggest an awesome list, or help improve the catalog on GitHub.
Uses vim-style navigation and single-keystroke actions (e.g., 'x' for exec, 'd' for delete) to eliminate CLI memorization, as detailed in the keybinds table.
Allows selecting multiple images, containers, or volumes before deleting or pruning, saving time on repetitive tasks, shown in the bulk delete GIF.
Manages both Docker and Podman objects—including pods—from one interface, with dedicated subcommands and tabs, as highlighted in the v1.5 release notes.
Streams container logs directly in the TUI with the 'L' key and integrates Docker Scout for image vulnerability analysis, demonstrated in the features section.
The README admits Windows installation requires building from source, lacking a pre-built binary or easy installer like the Unix bash script.
Networks tab is absent and listed on the roadmap, forcing users to rely on CLI or other tools for network operations.
Designed for maximized terminals with ANSI 256 color support, which may not work well in all environments or with limited screen space.