Connect to your VPS via SSH. Inspect Compose stacks, stream real-time ANSI logs, and restart services with zero agent software installed.
Why sysadmins and developers are replacing heavy server web dashboards with DockMon.
No bloated server agents, no insecure open TCP ports. Clean, lightweight native desktop controls over standard SSH.
Zero software or daemons to install on your VPS. Connects directly using pure JavaScript SSH2, executing standard Docker CLI commands over encrypted channels.
Automatically scans project labels (com.docker.compose.project) and groups related microservices together. Restart or inspect entire stacks with a single click.
Real-time log streaming with true ANSI 256/TrueColor syntax highlighting, pause scroll lock, buffer size adjustments, and instant regex search highlighting.
Instantly Start, Stop, or Restart containers with built-in safety confirmation dialogs to prevent accidental disruptions in production environments.
Real-time container status detection: Running (🟢), Exited (🔴), Restarting (🟡), or Paused (⏸️), along with Docker health check status and mapped port chips.
Save frequently accessed VPS servers as encrypted bookmarks for instant one-click switching across all your cloud providers and homelab machines.
Available for Linux, Windows, and macOS with verified SHA-256 integrity checksums.
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Linux (Universal)
~108 MB • Standalone executable
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.AppImage x86_64 |
Step 2 (after download):
cd ~/Downloads && chmod +x dockmon-1.0.0.AppImage && ./dockmon-1.0.0.AppImage
Runs instantly on any distro without root permissions.
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Debian / Ubuntu / Mint
~84 MB • Native APT package
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.deb amd64 |
Step 2 (after download):
cd ~/Downloads && sudo apt install ./dockmon-1.0.0.deb
Or double-click the downloaded
.deb file to install via App Center.
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Fedora / RHEL / CentOS
~85 MB • Native RPM package
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.rpm x86_64 |
Step 2 (after download):
cd ~/Downloads && sudo dnf install ./dockmon-1.0.0.rpm
Or double-click the
.rpm file to install via GNOME Software.
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Windows 10 / 11 (Installer)
~85 MB • NSIS Setup with start menu & desktop shortcut
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.exe (Setup) x64 |
Step 2 (after download):
Double-click DockMon-Setup-1.0.0.exe
SmartScreen: click "More info" → "Run anyway".
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Windows Portable
~80 MB • Zero installation required
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.exe (Portable) x64 |
Standalone:
.\DockMon-1.0.0-portable.exe
Move to any directory and double-click to run.
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macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel)
~90 MB • Universal disk image
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.dmg arm64 / x64 |
Drag & Drop:
Open .dmg & drag DockMon to Applications
Standard macOS drag-and-drop disk image installer.
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dockmon-1.0.0.deb into your Downloads folder.dockmon-1.0.0.deb in your file manager to install via Ubuntu App Center.dockmon in terminal!Everything you need to know about DockMon, security, and deployment.
No. DockMon is 100% agentless. As long as your VPS has SSH enabled and Docker installed, DockMon communicates directly through encrypted SSH commands (docker ps, docker compose ls, docker logs -f). There are zero containers or services to run on your server.
Yes. Any saved bookmarks and credentials are encrypted on your local machine using your OS keychain and Electron's secure credential storage. Credentials are never sent to external servers or telemetries.
Yes. The built-in SSH command parser automatically detects custom port flags (e.g. -p 2222) and identity file arguments (-i ~/.ssh/custom_key.pem). You can also configure them manually.
Yes! DockMon is released under the permissive MIT License by Zephyrus Labs. You are completely free to use it for personal, homelab, and commercial infrastructure management.