This project implements a Docker monitor that has the shared administration
of servers in mind and is supposed to be a minimalistic tool that just
uses the browser to display Docker container metrics along with some
additional utilities for the sake of boosting the quality of life for such
purposes.

The usual way to run this project is to use the provided Dockerfile in
order to build an image and then run a derived container. Note that the
running container must have access to the host "/var/run/docker.sock" that
needs to be passed through to the container in order to allow the project
to sample data.

In order to run the project, first issue:

npm install

inside the current directory and then run the project using:

node server.js

The project will then display a web-page over port 8080 that can then be
accessed simply by navigating to:

  * http://server.tld

where SERVER.TLD is the FQDN of the server running this software.

The usage is pretty straight-forward, with the UI design being comparable
to a window-manager along with the possibility of dragging, resizing and
minimizing windows to desktop icons. All the state is stored in the
backend such that loading the URL from any browser will preserve the same
layout regardless from where the interface is accessed. To leverage that
design characteristic, the project also includes a notepad, very similar
to PostIt! notes that will store the text in the same database as the
rest of the state for the windows.

Otherwise, the Docker manager is meant to display pie charts that update
in real time for all major resource types such as CPU, RAM, NET I/O and
general I/O that tracks the top-significant processes along with a
separate application that displays the state for all Docker services very
similarly to utilities like ctop for Docker.

The copyright for this project is MIT (c) 2026 Wizardry and Steamworks.
Credits for the icons go to flaticon.com.