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Docker

Control containers on a local or remote Docker host.

See Docker controls for the feature page. This page covers setup.

What you can manage

  • Containers (start / stop / restart / remove)
  • Inspect data and logs

Credentials

A single Docker Host field — the address of the Docker daemon to talk to. Two common shapes:

  • Local Unix socket (desktop only): unix:///var/run/docker.sock
  • Remote TCP: tcp://host:2376 (TLS) or tcp://host:2375 (plaintext, insecure)

Docker Add-account form with the single Docker Host field

Notable flows

  • Container lifecycle actions inline in the list.
  • Log view on container detail pages.

Tips & limits

  • Plaintext TCP (2375) is insecure. Use TLS (2376) with client certs in anything that resembles production.
  • Compose and image builds are out of scope; keep using your CLI for those.

Supported providers

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