You’ve been working with containers for some time now—maybe you’re using docker commands to manage and deploy those containers. You’re not ready to migrate to Kubernetes (and Docker has been treating you well), but you’d like to make use of a handy web-based management tool to make your container life a bit easier. Where do you turn?
There are a number of options available, one of which is the Rancher Docker Container Manager.
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