Portainer
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Pros
- I use Portainer. Through a web browser, you can control "stacks" (Docker Compose files), containers, images, volumes, etc. It's extremely comprehensive. There can be a bit of a learning curve for more complex stuff, but for the basics, i...
- I used portainer as a way to learn compose and management better. I highly recommend it.
- I currently have Proxmox with: Omada Controller, a docker host with Portainer, and TrueNAS (for experimenting only).
- Parent context: Lxc->portainer Reply: Sorry - you’re saying for my “many containers in one lxc” i should run Portainer on that lxc?
- I would just throw portainer on them and use that as the management interface instead of proxmox
Cons
- Swap Portainer with Komodo.
Sentiment
9 positive (90%) · 1 mixed (10%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +90% · raw score 90%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
I use Portainer. Through a web browser, you can control "stacks" (Docker Compose files), containers, images, volumes, etc. It's extremely comprehensive. There can be a bit of a learning curve for more complex stuff, but for the basics, it's pretty straightforward.
I used portainer as a way to learn compose and management better. I highly recommend it.
I currently have Proxmox with: Omada Controller, a docker host with Portainer, and TrueNAS (for experimenting only).
Parent context: Lxc->portainer Reply: Sorry - you’re saying for my “many containers in one lxc” i should run Portainer on that lxc?
I would just throw portainer on them and use that as the management interface instead of proxmox
Swap Portainer with Komodo.
K3S on Ubuntu, managed via Portainer: This was easy to install
Docker host VM: * Portainer
Portainer (with GitOps integration)
sometimes it's nice to be able to just pop into Portainer and quickly get stuff done without having to remember all the different commands.
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