Docker, Without the Command-Line Gymnastics

See every container, stack, volume, and network at a glance — and open a real shell right in your browser. Docker Manager makes containers finally click.

05 Mar 2026 1 min read 65 views
Docker, Without the Command-Line Gymnastics
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Your containers, finally at a glance

If you've ever squinted at docker ps output at 2 a.m., this one's for you. The Docker Manager plugin brings your entire Docker host into the panel — every container, image, volume, and network — and lets you drive it with buttons instead of half-remembered flags.

Everything you reach for, in one place

  • Containers — start, stop, restart, remove, and inspect, with status at a glance.
  • Compose stacks — bring projects up and down and recreate services in a click.
  • Images — pull, list, and prune what you no longer need.
  • Volumes & networks — create, inspect, and clean up.
  • Live logs — streamed straight to your browser, no tailing over SSH.

A real shell, right in your browser

The feature people fall in love with: a true interactive terminal that runs docker exec -it against a running container, complete with a real TTY. Debug a process, inspect a file, run a migration — all in the tab you're already in. It quietly replaces a dozen SSH logins a day.

Better together with the rest of the panel

Because Docker Manager lives next to your websites, DNS, and SSL, you can put a panel-managed reverse proxy in front of any container, point a domain at it, and issue a certificate — keeping the app, its data, and its network all in one home. Your containerized app becomes a first-class citizen alongside your PHP and Python sites.

Powerful, but safe by design

Like everything in VinzaPanel, container actions are mediated by the hardened root agent. You get full control without exposing the Docker socket to the web app or handing passwords around — power and safety, together.

Install Docker Manager, open that in-browser shell once, and you'll wonder how you ever managed without it.