What is Portainer?
Who uses Portainer?
Portainer Integrations
Why developers like Portainer?
Here are some stack decisions, common use cases and reviews by companies and developers who chose Portainer in their tech stack.
I use Portainer because we were all in on Docker Cloud, which gave 2 months notice that they were sunsetting their services. We knew we wanted to migrate to Docker Community Edition, but its lack of UI had us worried until we came across Portainer. Portainer had just release their agent feature, which was a critical feature for us. To date, Portainer has been an outstanding product and we couldn't be happier with it.
I use Portainer because it does so good with the UI that we don't have to train our whole team to be Linux bash heros. It provides deep details without leaving details behind you would think could only come from the command line. Portainer is a professional tool that gives us enterprise features we appreciate. ( Will be blogging about this in January. )
We use Portainer because it is only UI tool based tool on the market which is able to manage Linux + Windows containers and multiple Docker Swarms from one place. User auto creation and assignment to teams with LDAP authentication is also one of the key things on environment where is 100+ users.
I've found Portainer to be a like the 8 tooled jacknife I need for Docker and am loving it. Wasn't hard to get up and going and is well rounded enough to do everything I need. Win win.
I use Portainer because is great tool for managing Swarm cluster, I love it. Our day to operations at the two data-center are easy to do by using this graphical tool.
Portainer's features
- Docker management
- Docker UI
- Docker cluster management
- Swarm visualizer
- Authentication
- User Access Control
- Docker container management
- Docker service management
- Docker overview
- Docker console
- Docker swarm status
- Docker image management
- Docker network management
- Docker dashboard
- Remote HTTP API
- Automation
