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lazydocker

Terminal UI for managing Docker containers and images.

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About lazydocker

Lazydocker is a terminal user interface for managing Docker containers and images. It provides an interactive way to view, control, and monitor Docker resources directly from the command line, eliminating the need to memorize and type Docker commands manually. The tool is developed by jesseduffield and written in Go, making it lightweight and portable across different systems. It is distributed under the MIT license, allowing developers to use, modify, and distribute it freely. The interface simplifies common Docker workflows by presenting information and controls in an organized, navigable format within the terminal.

Developers use lazydocker to streamline their container management tasks during development and debugging. By consolidating Docker operations into a single interactive interface, it reduces the cognitive load of remembering command syntax and improves efficiency when working with multiple containers or images simultaneously. The tool integrates with existing Docker installations without requiring additional services or configuration.

Developer
jesseduffield
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License
MIT
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Language
Go
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Latest release
0.25.2, 19 April 2026
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GitHub stars
53.3k
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Repository since
May 2019
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