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BangerTech edited this page Jan 2, 2025
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webDock is a web-based interface for managing Docker containers and services on Debian-based systems, providing easy container management, system monitoring, and automated tasks.
- Debian-based systems (Debian, Ubuntu)
- Raspberry Pi OS
- Any Linux system supporting Docker and Docker Compose
No, webDock is designed to be user-friendly for both beginners and experienced users.
- Debian-based OS
- 1GB RAM (minimum)
- 10GB free disk space
- Internet connection
- Docker + Docker Compose
webDock is designed for Linux systems. While Docker runs on Windows, we recommend using Linux for the best experience.
Run the setup script again:
sh setup_webui.sh
Access through your web browser at:
http://your-ip:8585
Yes, edit the port mapping in docker-compose.yml:
ports:
- "new_port:80"
All configurations are stored in:
/home/webDock/docker-compose-data
Backup this directory regularly.
Common reasons:
- Port conflicts
- Insufficient permissions
- Resource constraints
- Configuration errors
Yes, through the container management interface or by editing the configuration files.
- Through webDock interface
- Using Docker commands:
docker logs container_name
- Uses HTTPS when configured
- Password protection available
- Regular security updates
- Use strong passwords
- Enable key-based authentication
- Configure proper permissions
Yes, through your system's firewall configuration or reverse proxy settings.
- Check Docker status
- Verify permissions
- Review logs
- Ensure ports are available
- Backup your data
- Remove the webDock directory
- Run setup script again
- Check this Wiki
- GitHub Issues
- Community Discussions
- Direct Support