Dockge

Node.js/TypeScript backend with a Vue 3 frontend, communicating over WebSockets; it shells out to the Docker CLI/socket on the host to manage compose stacks, storing stack definitions as files on disk.

Not designed to scale beyond a single host it's bound to via the Docker socket — there's no clustering or multi-host concept, and mounting docker.sock is inherently a single-node, security-sensitive design.

Poor fit for Nexlayer's multi-tenant model since it requires direct access to the Docker socket of the host it manages — this is a host-mount pattern Nexlayer's pod isolation doesn't expose, so it would only be useful for managing an external self-hosted box, not itself.