Your whole fleet, in view.
Connect local and remote Docker hosts over SSH or TCP/TLS. Check reachability and see what’s running across every server.
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DOCKER MANAGER
All your servers. All your stacks. One familiar place. Konbini brings everyday Docker operations into a considered, self-hosted workspace.
Your infrastructure. Your Compose files. Your call.
01 / WELL STOCKED
From the first deploy to the everyday upkeep. The tools your fleet needs, brought together.
Connect local and remote Docker hosts over SSH or TCP/TLS. Check reachability and see what’s running across every server.
Bring your existing Compose projects or start fresh. Deploy, redeploy, and follow the output without leaving your workspace.
Give services a home on your domains. Caddy or Traefik handles routing and automatic HTTPS with Let’s Encrypt.
Run databases, caches, and queues alongside your apps. Manage users and access, with optional PostgreSQL connection pooling.
Inspect logs, check live stats, and run one-off commands. Keep containers, images, volumes, and networks within easy reach.
Schedule commands inside your containers. Connect your CI pipeline with a scoped API for deployments, tasks, and managed services.
Find it fast. Keep it yours. Search your fleet with ⌘ K or Ctrl K. Sign in with local accounts, passkeys, or optional OIDC SSO, with operator permissions and an audit trail.
02 / SETTLE IN
Start with your infrastructure.
Make yourself at home.
Add your local Docker engine or connect a remote host over SSH. Remote hosts only need Docker and SSH access.
Write a Compose file or import an existing project. Set environment variables, choose a server, and deploy.
Add domains, connect databases, and schedule tasks. Keep an eye on everything from one place.
03 / OPEN UP SHOP
Give your Docker infrastructure a little convenience. Get Konbini and run it on your own server.
Download Konbini Available from Jouleworks on yena.devVisit the download page and get the Konbini source, including its Compose file and example configuration.
Copy .env.example to .env. Configure
your domain, secrets, storage, and first operator account.
After completing the repository’s deployment guide, build and start the stack:
docker compose up -d --build
Requires Docker with Compose, access to the project’s package
registry, and a PrimeNG license for the UI build. See the included
docs/deploy.md for the complete setup.