Docker Management
Full Docker control from your browser.
Manage Docker Compose stacks, containers, images, networks, and volumes — all from a unified web interface with real-time log streaming.
Features
Compose Stacks
Create, start, stop, restart, and pull Docker Compose stacks. Edit compose files inline with a web editor.
Container Lifecycle
List, start, stop, restart, and remove containers. Run new containers with custom ports, environment variables, and volumes.
Real-time Logs
Stream container and stack logs in real-time via WebSocket. Tail logs with configurable line limits.
Image Management
List local images, pull from registries, search Docker Hub, and prune unused images to reclaim disk space.
Networks & Volumes
Create, list, and delete Docker networks and volumes. Full control over Docker's networking and storage.
Daemon Configuration
Edit daemon.json directly from the panel. Configure registries, storage drivers, and log settings.
Web.Casa vs Docker CLI
Everything you can do with docker commands — plus visual tools that the CLI can't offer.
| Feature | Web.Casa | Docker CLI |
|---|---|---|
| Visual container dashboard | ||
| Real-time log streaming (WebSocket) | docker logs -f | |
| Compose stack editor (YAML + .env) | vim / nano | |
| CPU & memory stats per container | docker stats | |
| One-click image pull & prune | Multi-step | |
| Docker Hub search | docker search | |
| Network & volume management | ||
| Daemon config editor (daemon.json) | Manual edit | |
| No SSH / terminal required | ||
| Batch container operations | Scripting |
Management Coverage
Containers
Full lifecycle
Compose Stacks
Create / Edit / Deploy
Images
Pull / Search / Prune
Networks
Create / Delete
Volumes
Create / Delete
Daemon Config
JSON editor
Highlights
- WebSocket real-time log streaming
- Docker Hub image search
- Graceful degradation if Docker unavailable
- Resource stats per container (CPU, memory, I/O)
- One-click Docker installation via panel
- Configurable Docker socket path
This plugin is built into Web.Casa. Install Web.Casa to use it.