dtop: мониторинг Docker-контейнеров в терминале

dtop update

❯ dtop --help
A terminal-based Docker container monitoring tool with real-time CPU and memory metrics

Usage: dtop [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]

Commands:
  update  Update dtop to the latest version
  help    Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -H, --host <HOST>
          Docker host(s) to connect to. Can be specified multiple times.

          Examples:
            --host local                    (Connect to local Docker daemon / active Docker context)
            --host unix:///path/docker.sock (Connect to a specific Unix socket)
            --host ssh://user@host          (Connect via SSH)
            --host ssh://user@host:2222     (Connect via SSH with custom port)
            --host tcp://host:2375          (Connect via TCP to remote Docker daemon)
            --host tls://host:2376          (Connect via TLS)
            --host local --host ssh://user@server1 --host tls://server2:2376  (Multiple hosts)

          For TLS connections, set DOCKER_CERT_PATH to a directory containing:
            key.pem, cert.pem, and ca.pem

          "local" follows the Docker CLI's endpoint resolution: it honors DOCKER_HOST,
          DOCKER_CONTEXT, and the active `docker context` from ~/.docker/config.json.

          If not specified, will use config file or default to "local"

  -i, --icons <ICONS>
          Icon style to use for the UI

          Options:
            unicode  - Standard Unicode icons (default, works everywhere)
            nerd     - Nerd Font icons (requires Nerd Font installed)

  -f, --filter <FILTER>
          Filter containers (can be specified multiple times)

          Examples:
            --filter status=running
            --filter name=nginx
            --filter label=com.example.version=1.0
            --filter ancestor=ubuntu:24.04

          Multiple filters of the same type use OR logic:
            --filter status=running --filter status=paused

          Different filter types use AND logic:
            --filter status=running --filter name=nginx

          Available filters:
            id, name, label, status, ancestor, before, since,
            volume, network, publish, expose, health, exited

          Note: Some filters only work with container listing, not events.
          Warnings will be shown if a filter is incompatible with events.

  -a, --all
          Show all containers (default shows only running containers)

          By default, dtop only shows running containers.
          Use this flag to show all containers including stopped, exited, and paused containers.

          Note: This flag can only enable showing all containers, not disable it.
          If your config file has 'all: true', you'll need to edit the config file
          or press 'a' in the UI to toggle back to showing only running containers.

          This is equivalent to pressing 'a' in the UI to toggle show all.

  -s, --sort <SORT>
          Default sort field for container list

          Options:
            uptime  - Sort by container uptime/creation time (default, newest first)
            name    - Sort by container name (alphabetically)
            cpu     - Sort by CPU usage (highest first)
            memory  - Sort by memory usage (highest first)

          You can also use short forms: u, n, c, m

          The sort direction can be toggled in the UI by pressing the same key again.

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

  -V, --version
          Print version

# Мониторинг продакшн-серверов с фильтрами и интеграцией Dozzle
hosts:
  - host: ssh://user@prod-server1
    dozzle: https://dozzle.prod-server1.com/
    filter:
      - status=running
      - label=environment=production

  - host: ssh://user@prod-server2
    dozzle: https://dozzle.prod-server2.com/
    filter:
      - status=running
      - label=environment=production

# Использовать иконки Nerd Font для улучшенного отображения
icons: nerd

# Среда разработки — показывать только здоровые веб-сервисы
hosts:
  - host: local
    filter:
      - label=app=web
      - status=running
      - health=healthy