Oxker
Terminal UI to view and control Docker containers
Oxker is a terminal user interface (TUI) for viewing, monitoring, and controlling Docker containers from a single interactive screen. It connects to the Docker API (typically via the Docker socket) and focuses on fast navigation, log visibility, and container actions without leaving the terminal.
Key Features
- List and inspect Docker containers with sortable columns
- View container logs with options for raw output, ANSI coloring, and timestamp handling
- Filter containers and search within logs interactively
- Execute common container actions (for example start/stop and related commands)
- Exec into a selected container (platform-dependent)
- Export and save logs to a chosen directory
- Configurable keybindings, color theme, and persistent settings via config files
- Multiple distribution options including Cargo, prebuilt binaries, and container images
Use Cases
- Day-to-day container monitoring and log triage directly from a shell
- Lightweight Docker management on servers and homelabs without a full web UI
- Quick container log searching and exporting during incident investigation
Limitations and Considerations
- Requires access to the Docker daemon (for example via the Docker socket), which is a high-privilege capability
- Some functionality (such as exec) may not be available on all platforms
Oxker is a focused, fast TUI alternative to heavier Docker dashboards, aimed at operators and developers who want container visibility and control in a keyboard-driven terminal workflow.
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