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"Managing Docker Containers and Applications" matching MCP tools:

  • List Docker containers, showing running ones by default. Can include stopped containers, filter by attributes, limit count, or return abridged details.
    MIT
  • Summarize Docker disk usage including layer storage and per-object sizes for images, containers, volumes, and build cache. Identify reclaimable resources before pruning operations.
    MIT
  • Stop a Docker plugin from intercepting API calls by disabling it; plugin stays installed and existing containers unaffected unless force is used.
    MIT
  • Control Docker containers on a remote Linux server via SSH, enabling actions like listing, log viewing, starting, stopping, restarting, checking stats, and executing commands without Docker API or open ports.
    Apache 2.0

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    A Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for interacting with Docker images, containers, and registries, enabling AI assistants to search, analyze, and manage Docker resources through a standardized interface.
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    Enables interaction with Docker containers and images via tools and resources.
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  • Security audit for docker-compose.yml — 25 checks: secrets, privileges, network, volumes, images.

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  • Summarize Docker disk usage including layer storage and per-object sizes for images, containers, volumes, and build cache to identify reclaimable space before pruning.
    MIT
  • List Docker containers, with options to show all, filter by status, limit results, and skip detailed inspection for faster output.
    MIT
  • List Podman pods with their IDs, names, statuses, and member containers. Returns an error on Docker targets since pods are Podman-native.
    MIT
  • Rank running containers by CPU usage, highest first. Ideal for identifying top CPU-consuming containers.
    MIT
  • Remove all Docker containers, volumes, images, and networks for a LaunchFrame project. This irreversible action permanently deletes local data including database volumes after user confirmation.
    MIT
  • List Docker containers running in a service, with details like ID, name, image, status, and ports. Use to identify containers before executing commands or verify service status.
    MIT
  • Check VPS health metrics: uptime, CPU, memory, disk, Docker containers, and top processes for production or dev instances.
    MIT
  • Report disk usage across Docker images, containers, and volumes. Identify reclaimable space to optimize storage.
    MIT
  • Reads Docker inventory for a local-ydb profile, returning containers, volumes, and inspect data to capture stack state before mutating operations.
    MIT