That looks interesting! Although my current setup is simple, so I’d like to hear from you what arcane simplifies from experience
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Kangy@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 weeks ago
I don’t see many people recommend this and not sure why but I’d recommend looking at Arcanedocker containers management. It’s got a nice UI and very easy to use!
innocentz3r0@programming.dev 3 weeks ago
- Kangy@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 weeks ago
Depending on what you want out of Arcane, like the user above said it condenses the need for 3 or 4 separate container into 1 container all managed within the same gui. For me the simplicity of having it auto update my containers, restarting them if they become unhealthy, pruning unused docker volumes, unused networks, old container images has made container management a breeze
If you have any more specific questions outside of this or in general I’m happy to answer them 🙂
Interesting. I’ve heard of Arcane, but never dabbled. From the demo, it looks pretty tight. I see it also gives you ‘vulnerabilities’ kind of like Maintenant, but built in. Nice!
Oh yeah it has a lot of nice features and the vulnerabilities it pretty in-depth, once it done it provides recommendations for fixing the vulnerabilities as well.
I currently have mine configured to check for updates, update and prune automagically then provide a report of what’s been done to a private discord server
Wow! So it’s Maintenant, watchtower, and a few other apps rolled into one. That’s pretty awesome. I’m using Portainer and have been for a long while. It’s good for what it does, and I know how to drive that bus. I’ll definitely have to check out Arcane tho. Especially if it replaces several apps that I don’t need to run, and make room for others. LOL
No problem! Once I’d trialed it for a week or so I dropped portainer completely. Arcane has been a pleasure for me to use and was relatively simple to set up and start using