Excited to share the latest feature built for Gubernator (gbnt): Visual Stack Topology & Network Schema!
Gubernator is designed as a "Goldilocks" orchestrator—combining the raw simplicity of Docker Compose with Nomad-inspired scheduling and hardware/AI targeting. But deploying complex multi-container stacks means visualization is key to maintaining control.
To bridge this gap, I’ve just integrated a native Web Network Schema & Container Topology Viewer directly into the Gubernator dashboard:
What makes it unique?
Auto-discovered Ingress & Routing: The scheduler parses docker-compose.yml to automatically place a virtual Caddy Ingress node in web-facing services (e.g. n8n, WordPress, Jupyter) and internal sinks/databases (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL).
Live Network Context: Every container card details live telemetry—including internal container IPs, host port mappings, and active domains (e.g.ingress.host).
Visual Dependency Mapping: Custom Bézier-curve connection lines are dynamically drawn in yellow/amber to highlight container network relationships and dependencies (like depends_on).
One-Click Multi-Format Export: Perfect for team architecture syncs or DevOps documentation! Diagrams can be instantly exported and downloaded as PNG, JPEG, PDF, or native SVG (automatically adapting to light/dark system themes).
Gubernator continues its journey to simplify local and edge container orchestration. Let me know what you think of this visualization layer!
https://github.com/mario-ezquerro/gubernator/
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