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Lazydocker — The Lazier Way to Manage Everything Docker

Lazydocker is a simple terminal UI for managing Docker and Docker Compose. See containers, images, volumes, logs, and stats in a single dashboard. Stop, restart, remove, prune, view logs — all without memorizing docker commands.

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Introduction

Lazydocker is a simple terminal UI for managing Docker and Docker Compose, created by Jesse Duffield (same author as Lazygit). Instead of memorizing docker ps, docker logs, docker stats, and dozens of flags, everything you need sits in a single TUI dashboard. Written in Go with gocui.

What Lazydocker Does

  • Containers panel — status, CPU, memory, ports at a glance
  • Logs — live tail any container
  • Stats — real-time CPU/memory/network graphs
  • Exec — jump into container shell
  • Images — list, prune, remove
  • Volumes — inspect, prune
  • Networks — list, inspect
  • Compose — services, restart, rebuild
  • Custom commands — shortcut your own docker commands

Architecture

Go binary with gocui TUI. Wraps the Docker CLI under the hood. Auto-discovers the current project docker-compose.yml and surfaces its services. State is refreshed on interval.

Self-Hosting

CLI tool — install locally.

Key Features

  • Single-binary TUI
  • Live container stats
  • Inline log viewer
  • Shell exec shortcut
  • Compose-aware
  • Volume and image management
  • Bulk prune operations
  • Custom command bindings
  • Dark and light themes

Comparison

Tool Type Scope Compose-aware
Lazydocker TUI Full docker + compose Yes
ctop TUI Containers stats only No
docker-compose-ui Web Compose management Yes
Portainer Web GUI Full docker + swarm Yes
docker CLI CLI Full docker Yes

FAQ

Q: How does it compare to Portainer? A: Portainer is a web GUI — great for team collaboration + remote management. Lazydocker is a local TUI — great for developer workflows with zero configuration.

Q: Can I connect to a remote Docker? A: Yes. Set DOCKER_HOST=tcp://remote:2375 or switch via docker contexts. Lazydocker connects to the current context.

Q: Performance overhead? A: A few MB of RAM. It polls the Docker API on a configurable interval. Slightly slower than the native Docker CLI, but negligibly so.

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