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PruneMate is a self-hosted Docker cleanup and management tool that provides a web-based interface for pruning unused Docker resources from your system. It helps you reclaim disk space by identifying and removing unused containers, images, volumes, networks, and build cache. With its intuitive dashboard, you can easily monitor Docker resource usage, schedule automatic cleanup tasks, and manually trigger pruning operations without using command-line tools. PruneMate connects directly to your Docker daemon via the Docker socket, allowing it to safely analyze and clean up orphaned resources that accumulate over time. The application features configurable cleanup schedules, selective pruning options to choose which resource types to clean, detailed logging of all cleanup operations, and real-time statistics showing disk space recovered. With timezone support and customizable time format settings, you can schedule cleanup operations to run during off-peak hours. Perfect for developers and system administrators who manage Docker environments and want to automate the cleanup of unused resources, homelab enthusiasts running multiple containers who need to manage disk space efficiently, CI/CD environments where frequent image builds create significant cleanup overhead, or anyone looking for a simple web interface to manage Docker resource cleanup without remembering complex docker system prune commands.

PortNote is a self-hosted port tracking application that helps you keep track of used ports across your servers and VMs. Stop juggling spreadsheets and guessing which service uses which port — PortNote gives you a clear, organized view of your entire port landscape. Add your servers via a sleek web interface, assign and document port usage across all systems, and avoid conflicts before they happen.

Cupdate is a self-hosted web application for monitoring and managing Docker container updates. It provides a centralized dashboard to track available updates for your running containers, view container versions, and manage update notifications. By connecting to the Docker daemon via the Docker socket, Cupdate scans all running containers and checks for newer image versions available in container registries. The web interface displays an overview of your container infrastructure with update status, image tags, registry information, and visual indicators for outdated containers. Cupdate features automatic update checking on a configurable schedule, support for multiple container registries, detailed container information with links to documentation and registries, and the ability to manage container logos and metadata. With its lightweight architecture and persistent storage using BoltDB and SQLite, Cupdate offers an efficient solution for staying informed about container updates without requiring complex automation or CI/CD pipelines. Perfect for home lab administrators managing multiple Docker containers, DevOps teams maintaining staging environments, system administrators tracking container versions across servers, or anyone who wants visibility into their Docker infrastructure's update status without manually checking each container.