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  • Security audit for docker-compose.yml — 25 checks: secrets, privileges, network, volumes, images.

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  • Execute Docker Compose commands to manage containerized applications. Run services, build images, view logs, and control multi-container environments for development workflows.
    MIT
  • Stop and then start Docker Compose services without recreating containers or applying config changes. Use to bounce services to pick up runtime changes or clear in-memory state.
    MIT
  • Disable a Docker plugin to prevent it from intercepting API calls. The plugin remains installed; force disables even if used by active containers.
    MIT
  • Start existing stopped containers of a Docker Compose project without recreating them. Select specific services to start or use the default all.
    MIT
  • Stop and remove containers, networks, and optionally volumes defined in a Docker Compose project. Handles custom compose files, project names, and profiles.
    MIT
  • Run a command inside a running Docker Compose service container, capturing stdout, stderr, and return code with optional timeout.
    MIT
  • Brings up a Docker Compose project in detached mode, with options for services, profiles, build, pull, and waiting for healthy containers.
    MIT
  • Unpause containers in a Docker Compose project to resume paused processes. Specify services or compose files to target specific deployments.
    MIT
  • Resolve the host binding for a Docker Compose service's container port. Returns the published host address and port for internal service ports.
    MIT
  • Copy files or folders between a Docker Compose service container and the host filesystem. Specify source and destination paths to transfer data.
    MIT
  • List containers in a Docker Compose project with optional filtering by services, project name, or file paths. Includes stopped containers when requested.
    MIT