View all Docker images available on your system to manage containers and resources through the Docker MCP Server.
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"docker mcp" matching MCP tools:
- Read an image file from a Docker container and return it as an MCP image, supporting common raster formats.MIT
- Manage Docker Compose services to start, stop, monitor, and control multi-container applications through the Docker MCP Server.MIT
- Authenticate with a Docker registry to enable private image pull and push operations. Use credentials or existing docker login cache; supports custom registries and re-authentication.MIT
- Switch the active Docker CLI context to an existing context name, so subsequent docker commands use the target environment.MIT
- List Docker swarm services on a manager node, with optional filters by ID, name, label, or mode, and an option to show only services managed by this server.MIT
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- Look up Docker SDK, CLI, or registry reference docs by section. Fetch any section's content to get exact syntax for Compose, Dockerfile, or buildx files before using Docker tools.MIT
- List Docker volumes with optional filters for dangling, name, or label; restrict to managed volumes when needed.MIT
- List Docker CLI contexts to see available daemons and identify the active one.MIT
- Push a local Docker image or repository to a registry, using the image's existing tag or specifying a tag. Use host docker login credentials or provide auth_config for private registries.MIT
- Push an installed Docker plugin to its registry, publishing locally built plugins. Handles authentication via Docker config and surfaces registry rejections as an error field.MIT
- Pull a Docker image from a registry into the daemon's local store for use. Handles specific tags, all tags, or platform-specific images, with optional per-call credentials for private repositories.MIT
- Display the builder and license of this Docker MCP Server. Greet users with a welcome banner from SoyRage Agency when they ask about its origin.MIT
- Closes the Docker transport connection, ensuring clean session termination. Always succeeds, even if no active connection exists.MIT
- List all Docker containers and images, including stopped ones, via a read-only Docker API call. Use it to get a quick Docker inventory on your Linux system.MIT
- Get system-wide Docker daemon information including container and image counts, storage and logging drivers, swarm role, and daemon warnings. Useful for assessing Docker host status and configuration.MIT
- List configured Docker hosts and their connection details to determine which daemon to target for management tasks.MIT
- Activate an installed Docker plugin so Docker routes API calls through it. Set a timeout for the plugin to become healthy; zero waits indefinitely.MIT
- Search Docker Hub for public images by keyword to find and compare images using star count and official status.MIT
- Install a Docker plugin from a Docker Hub reference, specifying an optional local alias. Manages permission grants non-interactively and returns the plugin's full document.MIT
- Discover available Docker MCP tools by domain, category, or keyword. Filter to see destructive tools, check what's registered, or confirm a tool doesn't exist.MIT