Exploring Dockge, An Open Source Docker Stack Manager

Thought it'd be fun to explore some new open source projects, and record them as a guide for others while trying to maybe add a little perspective as a fellow open source developer.
In this video I explore Dockge, an open source easy-to-use docker compose stack-orientated manager.

0:00 Intro
0:25 GitHub page and website
2:46 Installation
5:53 Initial access
6:21 Creating a BookStack stack
10:25 Accessing volume files
12:59 Terminal access
13:49 Exploring other features
15:38 Testing docker-compose interaction
16:32 Final Thoughts
17:54 Outro

#opensource #selfhosted #docker #compose

[AwesomeOpenSource]

Great look at it, and overview of what you did to bring it up and run it. BTW - a huge fan of Bookstack, so thank you for that as well!

[DamjanDimitrioski]

Finally I can get rid of Portainer, not that it won't fill the requirements, but it's not full docker-compose friendly, unlike what I sow in this demonstration with Dockge :).

[jammsen-zy]

Just click EDIT and then again on the service EDIT there you can see your storage/volume definitions.