Netdata server monitoring vs Docker Management Usage & Stats

Netdata is distributed, real-time performance and health monitoring for systems and applications. It is a highly-optimized monitoring agent you install on all your systems and containers. Note. 1. This app does NOT work with Netdata Cloud. 2. This app is an independent iOS/macOS client and is not officially affiliated with, authorized, maintained, sponsored, or endorsed by Netdata (Netdata Inc) or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This application is open-source, and it operates by utilising the APIs provided by Netdata. Features - Real-time monitoring on the go Monitor everything in real time on your mobile device - Seamless connection Works out-of-the-box with any Netdata instance - Authentication Support for authenticating using HTTP/HTTPS Basic Auth - Monitor Local servers Support for accessing local and remote Netdata instances - iCloud Sync Your data is automatically synced across all your devices - Open-source Open-source iOS, iPadOS and macOS client

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Docker Management

Connect via ssh to your Linux/MacOS machine and manage your docker. This application allows you to: - add multiple servers - list containers - create containers - start containers (multiple at once) - stop containers (multiple at once) - restart containers (multiple at once) - remove containers (multiple at once) - inspect containers - view resource usage of containers - view live logs of containers - enter shell of containers - list images - build images - search images - pull images (also from private registries) - remove images (multiple at once) - inspect images - connect through password or ssh key Features - server info is stored on phone only (the data is wiped out if app is removed) NOTE No docker daemon or docker api is required to be enabled for this app, simply connect via ssh. It is strongly recommended NOT to open unnecessary ports on your server (such as enabling docker daemon) as it can expose your server to more security threads. Q/A Q: Why I can not connect with non-root users? A: The docker commands are executed by the app without "sudo" so you will need to add your non-root user to the docker group with the following command: sudo usermod -aG docker $USER sudo reboot Q: How to connect to Docker Desktop on MacOS? A: Since docker for MacOS is setup on different path, change it on my app by going to server information view, at the end of the page there is "Advance Settings" and set it to: /usr/local/bin/docker Note: make sure to enable "Remote login" on your mac and start docker desktop in order to connect. Q: How to connect to Synology server? A: If non-root user, then add user to docker group on your server: sudo synogroup --add docker $USER Since docker for synology is setup on different path, change it on my app by going to server information view, at the end of the page there is "Advance Settings" and set it to: # for synology version 7.1.xxx or lower /volume1/@appstore/Docker/usr/bin/docker # for synology version 7.2.xxx or higher /volume1/@appstore/ContainerManager/usr/bin/docker Q: How to connect to QNAP server? A: If non-root user, then add user to docker group on your server: sudo addgroup $USER administrators Since docker for QNAP is setup on different path, change it on my app by going to server information view, at the end of the page there is "Advance Settings" and set it to: /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/container-station/bin/docker Found a bug? Send an email to: nevis.applications@gmail.com