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DockAMP Webstack Manager for Docker
Web interface to manage Apache/Nginx, PHP, DB containers
DockAMP is a Docker image with a responsive web interface to manage official Apache/Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB/PostgeSQL and proxy containers in Docker.
DockAMP can run on any Docker-compatible environment. The image includes support for both linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.
🚀 Main features
- Browser-based management interface in English and German - Apache or Nginx for each server - Automatic PHP version discovery with legacy PHP versions available - Advanced PHP, Apache, and Nginx configuration with structured dropdowns for common values - Apache and Nginx security header controls for X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy, CSP, and related directives - MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL - Shared global or dedicated per-server database containers - Automatic database image and data migration checks - Nginx Proxy Manager integration - phpMyAdmin integration - Adminer integration for PostgreSQL databases - SQL dump exports - Container logs and status overview - Live visitor overview with active request paths and per-server traffic speed - Automatic free web-port selection starting above DockAMP's own port - CPU and memory limits based on the available Docker host resources - Docker volumes or host paths for persistent storage - Initial setup can detect and choose Docker volumes or host mounts for /data and /sites - Separate storage handling for DockAMP configuration and website/runtime files - Storage migration between Docker volumes and host mounts where supported - Host folder browser for document roots, host mounts, additional server mounts, and backup targets - Folder creation and safer folder deletion dialogs in folder browser views - Website file browser for document roots and additional mounts - Upload files or whole folders directly through the browser - Rename, copy, move, delete, and download website files or folders - Download folders as compressed archives - Webserver permission checks for document roots and additional mounts, with a repair action for safe read and traversal permissions - Global image update checker for DockAMP-managed images, including DockAMP itself, web servers, PHP runtimes, database tools, proxy, Adminer, phpMyAdmin, and helper images - DockAMP-managed unused image cleanup - DockAMP-managed unused volume overview with individual delete actions - User login and account management - Automatic container restart and auto-start options - Backup and restore support for Docker volumes and host-mounted storage paths - Backup selection for DockAMP config, sites/runtime files, mounted web paths, dedicated databases, global database, and Proxy Manager data
- Optional restore selection per backup archive plus backup download as a compressed archive
- DockAMP automatically exports Docker Compose files so your containers can be started without DockAMP if needed.
the feature list here is genuinely comprehensive for a side project, especially the permission repair action and the image update checker. one thing I didn't see addressed - given the file browser, upload, and account management features, is DockAMP meant to sit behind a reverse proxy/VPN by default, or is it hardened enough to expose directly to the internet on a VPS? a web UI with folder browsing and file upload built on top of container management is a pretty juicy target if someone points it at a public IP without extra protection in front.
The web-UI-over-Docker approach makes sense for the LAMP-style stack specifically — most container managers are general purpose, so you end up doing a lot of manual wiring for something as common as Apache + PHP + a database.
The thing I'd want to know before adopting it: if I change a container's config through the web interface, does that write back to a compose file I can commit, or does the UI become the source of truth? I've been burned before by tools where the running state slowly drifts away from what's in the repo, so I'm curious how you handle that.
About DockAMP Webstack Manager for Docker on Product Hunt
“Web interface to manage Apache/Nginx, PHP, DB containers”
DockAMP Webstack Manager for Docker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 21 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #20 on the daily leaderboard. DockAMP is a Docker image with a responsive web interface to manage official Apache/Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB/PostgeSQL and proxy containers in Docker.
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DockAMP can run on any Docker-compatible environment. The image includes support for both linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.
🚀 Main features
- Browser-based management interface in English and German
- Apache or Nginx for each server
- Automatic PHP version discovery with legacy PHP versions available
- Advanced PHP, Apache, and Nginx configuration with structured dropdowns for common values
- Apache and Nginx security header controls for X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy, CSP, and related directives
- MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL
- Shared global or dedicated per-server database containers
- Automatic database image and data migration checks
- Nginx Proxy Manager integration
- phpMyAdmin integration
- Adminer integration for PostgreSQL databases
- SQL dump exports
- Container logs and status overview
- Live visitor overview with active request paths and per-server traffic speed
- Automatic free web-port selection starting above DockAMP's own port
- CPU and memory limits based on the available Docker host resources
- Docker volumes or host paths for persistent storage
- Initial setup can detect and choose Docker volumes or host mounts for /data and /sites
- Separate storage handling for DockAMP configuration and website/runtime files
- Storage migration between Docker volumes and host mounts where supported
- Host folder browser for document roots, host mounts, additional server mounts, and backup targets
- Folder creation and safer folder deletion dialogs in folder browser views
- Website file browser for document roots and additional mounts
- Upload files or whole folders directly through the browser
- Rename, copy, move, delete, and download website files or folders
- Download folders as compressed archives
- Webserver permission checks for document roots and additional mounts, with a repair action for safe read and traversal permissions
- Global image update checker for DockAMP-managed images, including DockAMP itself, web servers, PHP runtimes, database tools, proxy, Adminer, phpMyAdmin, and helper images
- DockAMP-managed unused image cleanup
- DockAMP-managed unused volume overview with individual delete actions
- User login and account management
- Automatic container restart and auto-start options
- Backup and restore support for Docker volumes and host-mounted storage paths
- Backup selection for DockAMP config, sites/runtime files, mounted web paths, dedicated databases, global database, and Proxy Manager data
- Optional restore selection per backup archive plus backup download as a compressed archive
- DockAMP automatically exports Docker Compose files so your containers can be started without DockAMP if needed.