Alternatives to What's Up Docker
A self-hosted tool that watches your containers for image updates and can notify or upgrade automatically. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
What's Up Docker
A self-hosted tool that watches your containers for image updates and can notify or upgrade automatically.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as What's Up Docker.
Diun
A self-hosted tool that notifies you when container images you use get new tags or digests.
Diun detects new image tags and digests and sends notifications, but only alerts and cannot update containers itself, using file-based configuration without a web interface.
Cup
A lightweight tool with a web dashboard that checks your Docker containers for image updates.
Cup checks Docker containers for image updates with a web dashboard or command line, reports updates without applying them, and is maintained by a single developer.
dockcheck
A command-line script that checks Docker containers for image updates and can apply them.
dockcheck is a command-line script that checks and applies Docker image updates with backups and pruning, but works with Docker only and has no graphical interface.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Portainer
Web interface for deploying and managing Docker and Kubernetes workloads.
Dozzle
A self-hosted web app for watching Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes container logs and stats live.
Docker Compose
A command-line tool that defines and runs multi-container applications from a single YAML file.
docker-volume-backup
A small companion container that backs up Docker volumes to local disk or remote storage.
Komodo
Build and deploy software across multiple servers from one management application.
Arcane
Modern web interface for managing Docker hosts and Compose stacks.
