Service discovery
Scan local or remote Docker hosts, selected Kubernetes clusters and namespaces, and configurable network ranges.
DockDash
A self-hosted service monitoring dashboard with health and resource history, container operations, and semantic-version-aware update monitoring.
Discover and monitor every service
Section titled “Discover and monitor every service”Bring Docker containers, Kubernetes workloads, network services, and manually added endpoints into one inventory. DockDash keeps their live state and recent behavior visible from the same dashboard.
Interactive topology
Arrange services on a shared canvas, group related workloads, and draw labeled relationships.
Health and uptime
Track live service status and review health history across the last 1, 7, or 30 days.
Resource history
Follow current and historical CPU and memory usage, plus Docker network and disk activity.
Know what actually changed
Section titled “Know what actually changed”DockDash understands version-shaped image tags. Instead of only reporting that a digest changed, it can tell you that a pinned service can move from 1.25 to 1.26, then place the matching release notes beside the update.
Version-aware updates
Compare compatible registry tags while preserving prefixes and suffixes such as v, release-,
and -alpine.
Changelogs
Resolve the source repository and place the matching GitHub release notes beside the available version.
Notifications
Send the running and available versions through Apprise instead of a generic image-change alert.