
PruneMate
Flask-based web UI for scheduled Docker resource cleanup
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Last commit 15 Feb 2026.
PruneMate is a lightweight web interface that automates Docker resource cleanups on a configurable schedule. It provides prune previews, reporting, and optional authentication to help manage unused containers, images, networks, volumes and build cache across one or more Docker hosts.
Key Features
- Flexible scheduling: Daily, weekly or monthly automated prune runs, plus an option for manual-only mode.
- Prune preview: Shows which containers, images, networks, volumes and build cache will be removed before executing a prune.
- Multi-host support: Manage multiple Docker hosts from one UI (remote hosts require a socket proxy).
- Selective cleanup: Enable or disable specific resource types (containers, images, networks, volumes, build cache) per run.
- Reporting & statistics: All-time cumulative statistics for space reclaimed and resources deleted, with detailed run logs.
- Notifications: Integrations for Gotify, ntfy.sh, Discord and Telegram to receive prune results.
- Multi-architecture Docker images and simple Docker Compose or Docker Run deployment.
Use Cases
- Keep developer or CI/CD Docker hosts from filling up by scheduling regular automated prune jobs and tracking reclaimed space.
- Provide a safe manual review workflow for operators to preview and approve prunes on production-adjacent hosts.
- Centralize cleanup across multiple runner or edge hosts, with notifications for each run to maintain visibility.
Limitations and Considerations
- PruneMate executes Docker's native prune operations; volumes and other resources Docker considers "unused" may be removed, which can cause data loss if volumes contain important data — review previews carefully before running.
- Requires access to the Docker socket (/var/run/docker.sock) for host control; exposing the socket introduces a broad privilege/security risk and should be protected with appropriate network and host controls.
- Designed as a lightweight scheduler/UI; it does not provide advanced cluster orchestration or deep container lifecycle management features beyond prune operations and reporting.
PruneMate is a practical tool for teams and hobbyists who want a minimal web UI to schedule, preview and track Docker cleanup jobs. It is distributed as a Docker image and configured primarily via environment variables and a small configuration directory for logs and persisted state.
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