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v0.1.4

ezreal-byte · Apache-2.0 · updated Sep 20, 2026

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Docker Engine workbench: containers, images, volumes, networks, logs, monitoring, container files, an interactive container terminal, and a controlled Compose subset.

dockercontainerscompose

Permissions

2 permissions

host.workbenchhost.binary

Permission codes are granted at install time and shown verbatim from the manifest.

Install in DBX

Click Install in DBX and confirm in the app. Prefer manual steps? Open the DBX Plugin Center, choose Install from URL, and paste the link for your platform — packages are signature-checked before install.

Install in DBX
PlatformSizeSHA-256Download
macOS (Apple Silicon)6.6 MB1e8b8007f7f5f4a4Download
macOS (Intel)7.0 MB355f2e8d09bff6e7Download
Linux (ARM64)6.3 MB0ea15876a0e31a38Download
Linux (x64)6.8 MB859ed85b30619b08Download
Windows (x64)7.0 MBe144d753210506beDownload

Versions

  • v0.1.4Sep 20, 2026Latest

    First DBX Store submission. Adds a Docker Engine connection provider and workbench with container lifecycle, container rename, image pull/push/export, image tagging and per-tag removal, image layer history, live logs, ECharts resource monitoring, read-only container file browsing with download and upload, an interactive container terminal (docker exec over a binary channel), disk usage, and a controlled Compose subset. Cleanup runs in a guarded dialog with a read-only preview and a typed confirmation, and follows Docker CLI defaults. The UI follows the DBX interface language and reuses DBX transport layers instead of building its own SSH tunnel.