I built a mobile DevOps dashboard because managing Docker from my phone shouldn't require SSH
I built a mobile DevOps dashboard because managing Docker from my phone shouldn't require SSH You're at dinner. Your monitoring bot sends a Telegram alert: a container is down. You pull out your ph...

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I built a mobile DevOps dashboard because managing Docker from my phone shouldn't require SSH You're at dinner. Your monitoring bot sends a Telegram alert: a container is down. You pull out your phone, open a terminal emulator, fat-finger your SSH key passphrase three times, finally get in, type docker ps, squint at truncated output on a 6-inch screen, and run docker restart nginx. There had to be a better way. The problem I run multiple services on a VPS -- websites, APIs, AppFlowy Cloud, n8n workflows, a reverse proxy. That's 16 containers across 5 Docker Compose stacks. Monitoring tools like Portainer and Rancher exist, but they're desktop-first web UIs. On mobile, they're painful. What I wanted: Native mobile app with biometric lock At-a-glance dashboard showing CPU, RAM, disk, container health Container management -- start, stop, restart from a tap Compose stack management -- bring up/down entire services SSL monitoring -- know before certificates expire Push notifications -- not