lazydocker(1)
A simple terminal UI for managing Docker containers, images, and volumes with keyboard navigation.
Synopsis
lazydocker [OPTIONS]Description
lazydocker is a terminal user interface (TUI) for Docker that provides an interactive, keyboard-driven way to manage containers, images, networks, and volumes without memorizing complex docker commands. It displays real-time logs, stats, and container status in a split-pane layout.
Navigate using arrow keys or vim bindings (hjkl), press space or enter to perform actions, and use the menu keys (shown at the bottom) for context-specific operations like start, stop, remove, and inspect.
Common options
| Flag | What it does |
|---|---|
-h, --help | Show help message and exit |
-v, --version | Print the version number and exit |
-p, --profile | Specify which profile to use (for docker contexts) |
-g, --logs | Start in logs view instead of containers view |
-d, --debug | Enable debug mode with verbose logging to file |
--use-config-file | Load configuration from config file |
Examples
Launch the interactive Docker UI in the terminal
lazydockerStart lazydocker in debug mode for troubleshooting
lazydocker -dOpen lazydocker directly to the logs view
lazydocker --logsLaunch lazydocker using a specific Docker context
lazydocker -p mycontext