Draw a comprehensive graph of your docker containers.

This application is embedded into a single docker container, and show only network links between your platform architecture.

• docker (all platform)
• docker-compose (optionally)

Just docker-compose mesh in the project folder.

Either pull or build the image with:

docker pull thavel/docker-mesh:head
docker build -t thavel/docker-mesh:head .

And then launch it:

docker run --rm \
  -p 9200:8080 -p 9201:8081 \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  thavel/docker-mesh:head

The web interface is available through http://localhost:9200 (replace localhost with the IP of your docker-machine if you're running Docker under OSX).

docker-mesh has a RESTful API available through HTTP via the port 9201.

Available routes are:

• GET on /v1/containers
• GET on /v1/nodes
• GET on /v1/edges

This application has been written using Python 3.5 and the following libraries:

• nyuki
• docker-py
• vis.js
• aiohttp_cors

• Show volumes_from and volumes dependencies between containers.
• Show forwarded ports of your containers.
• Display basic container information.
• A better and configurable user interface (with filters and commands).
• An improved backend API.
• Versioned and hosted docker-mesh images on Dockerhub.