ducker

ducker [options]

ducker is a terminal user interface for Docker inspired by the Kubernetes tool k9s. It provides an efficient, keyboard-driven interface for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, and networks without typing long Docker commands.The tool features a familiar UI pattern for those coming from k9s, with resource views, filtering, shortcuts for common actions, and real-time updates. It is configured via a YAML file (typically `~/.config/ducker/config.yaml` on Linux).

-e, --export-default-config

Write default config to the default location, overwriting any existing config

Display help and exit

Display version and exit

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Command mode

Filter resources

Navigate resources

View resource details

Describe resource

View logs

Edit resource

Shell into container

Restart container

Delete resource

Quit

Show help

Requires Docker daemon access. When installing with cargo, use `--locked` to avoid upstream dependency breakage. Terminal must support the full range of characters used in the UI.

ducker was developed to bring the k9s experience to Docker users, providing a powerful TUI for container management. It aims to make Docker management faster and more efficient for developers who prefer terminal-based workflows.

docker(1), k9s(1), lazydocker(1), oxker(1)