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  • Shows the status of all containers in a specified Docker Compose stack by providing its project name.
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  • Deploy a multi-container application using a docker-compose YAML definition. Specify a project name and compose file to launch and manage the stack.
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  • Check the status of all containers in a Docker Compose stack by providing the unique project name.
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  • Deploy a project locally with Docker and Docker Compose by auto-generating Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml, with optional PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis containers.
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  • Manage Docker Compose services: start, stop, build, view logs, and execute commands for multi-container applications using compose files.
    MIT
  • Manage Docker Compose services to orchestrate multi-container applications. Start, stop, build, and monitor containers using defined configurations.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute Docker Compose commands to manage containerized applications. Run services, build images, view logs, and control multi-container environments for development workflows.
    MIT
  • Stops and removes Docker Compose containers, networks, and optional volumes to clean up a compose project.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List containers in a Docker Compose project with state, health, and publishers. On failure, returns an empty services list; inspect raw.stderr for errors.
    MIT
  • Restart Docker Compose services without recreating containers, picking up runtime changes or clearing in-memory state. Specify services, project, and stop timeout for graceful shutdown before SIGKILL.
    MIT
  • Start existing stopped containers in a Docker Compose project without recreating them. Target all or specific services using project directory, compose files, or service names.
    MIT
  • Terminate containers in a Docker Compose project immediately by sending SIGKILL (or a custom signal). Use it when you need an abrupt stop; choose compose_stop for a graceful shutdown.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Pause all containers in a Docker Compose project to freeze processes and stop CPU usage while preserving memory, network, and state. Resume with compose_unpause, or use compose_stop or compose_down to stop or remove containers.
    MIT
  • List Docker containers running on a daemon, with options to include stopped ones, filter by status/label, and limit results.
    MIT