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I think you don't need Dockge. Dockge is literally just a If you are going to develop something else, why not just call |
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I'd also like to have some functions available via API. For Deployment in CI I have to perform steps via SSH on the machines that I'd very much like to handle via dockge API:
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Can I also add a use case of displaying basic stats such as active containers/stacks, inactive containers using the API so that dashboards such as homepage, dashy etc. can display the information. |
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My usecase for this would be to allow my Home Assistant to be able to access containers running on my docker host, I could add a button to start/stop a stack/container, as well as display the current status of it. With portainer this is doable, and pretty much the only thing I'm missing from portainer. Alternatively add ssh to the image so you can just execute the docker compose commands remotely. |
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An API will also be usefull for Homepage, Uptime Kuma already has the Widget, would be nice to see "Running" "Stopped" "Healthy" "Unhealthy" gethomepage/homepage#2350 (comment) |
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Any update on this? Even just a basic read-only API which provides stats for the number of stacks and their state would be enough for integration into various dashboards. I like Dockge more than Portainer, but this is keeping me from switching. |
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I have another use case for an API: I have a website which is built into a Docker container by a CICD job on my server. The image gets pushed to a private registry, and the Compose file for the project pulls it from that registry. Currently I have to manually hit the "Update" button in Dockge (or pull and re-up the stack from the CLI directly), which adds friction. If Dockge could have an API endpoint by which an authenticated client (via a bearer token maybe) could update a specific stack programmatically, I could add a |
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Any Update on this? |
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Would love to have a Homepage widget |
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Same here |
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Another +1. My usecase is a homepage widget also |
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I love the simplicity of Dockge, but since it doesn't have an API there is no easy way to show stats on a dashboard (i.e. Homepage). A basic API that gives you info about active and stopped containers would be much apricated. |
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Hello; I am building a -hodgepodge- of code for deploying on-premise programs. This is complex and messy so far, but the crazy piece is, I can expose
My consumer app is going to run on one VM, assigned one IP address, say So, for N consumers I have N+1 VMs: I need some auth'd API layer assigned to each of the N docker sockets, so I can combine I'll likely prototype my use cases through ssh before building an API; although for many people demanding similar use cases, linux permissions make this an inaccessible or grueling choice. |
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Hi,
I wonder if there is any API, I haven't tried Dockge yet and I don't have much experience with docker.
My intention is to develop a SaaS, and for that, I'll require a dedicated container for each user. Dockge seems promising for container management, but I'm unsure if there's a method to create and oversee containers through an API rather than relying solely on the web interface.
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