Yacht vs Portainer - Docker Dashboard comparison!

The experience working with Docker is made even better when you have a Docker dashboard. In this video we take a look at two really great Docker dashboards and features and functionality of both. We look at installation and using them.
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Introduction to Docker Dashboards - 0:00
Cameyo awesome virtual app delivery platform - video sponsor - 0:59
Beginning discussion about installation experiences - 2:03
Options for installing Portainer - 2:25
Portainer Docker standalone installation on Linux - 2:45
Looking at the command to install Portainer - 3:10
Installing the Portainer container and looking at the status - 3:49
Navigating out to the Portainer web interface - 4:00
Looking at the installation of Yacht - 4:22
Installation options for Yacht - 4:33
Looking at the installation of Yacht via the command line - 5:00
No HTTPS in the default configuration - 5:45
Running the command to install Yacht - 5:58
Running Docker ps - 6:30
Browsing out to the Yacht web interface - 6:39
No prompt for changing the default password - 6:50
Looking at the Yacht interface - 7:37
Graphical dashboard of the running containers - 7:52
Yacht applications menu - 8:34
Templates configuration in Yacht - 9:29
Looking at projects in Yacht - 10:07
Yacht is strong in working with templates and projects - 10:25
Looking at the Yacht Resources menu - 10:35
Yacht settings configuration - 11:07
No Docker exec functionality as of yet with Yacht - 11:40
Introduction to Portainer features - 12:08
Default view thoughts - 12:28
Portainer App Templates - 13:17
Containers menu in Portainer - 14:02
Portainer includes an exec console feature - 14:29
Portainer images menu - 14:49
Networking information - 14:55
Portainer volumes information - 15:01
Events from Portainer - 15:10
Docker container host information - 15:17
Registries with Portainer - 15:30
Concluding thoughts on Docker dashboards - 15:41
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[@the-niker]

I use both at once and it saved my hide more times than I care to admit. When something happens to Portainer, you can fix it with Yacht and vice versa. Each has it's strong and weak spots, portainer has better network management for existing containers, yacht can more easily do pruning and has better overview.

[@U2ooBrules]

Thank you for this great upload!!

[@MrAIProgrammer]

Nice Video. Thanks for sharing !

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Thank you!

[@maximoishi7983]

Amazing!

[@smilelifeisbeautifulwithou7945]

is a way to connect 2 or more computers recourses with Docker or Kubernetes (example computer 1, 4 cpu's and computer 2, 12 cpu's so an app inside Docker or Kubernetes have total 4+12=16 cpu's) ?

[@flasksval]

Good video. Seems you have some mic problems since my sub shakes the room from time to time through the video. Hope to see more without thinking someone is knocking on my door 🙃

[@dima.kerest]

One nice thing Portainer has it a Portainer Agent you can launch anywhere and connect it to your Portiner setup. Than you can connect to that agent and start launching applications on the remote server right from UI

[@majorgear1021]

No way. Are you serious?

[@user-mfsc-2024]

any limitation of the free version?

[@renobodyrenobody]

Thanks. And what about lazydocker?

[@neilcresswell6539]

Awesome video.. just note Portainer 8000 is not the http port for Portainer (9000 was), 8000 is purely for edge agent.

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Neil thank you for correcting this detail! I will add a note in the video on this 👍

[@nbctcp3450]

ASK what tool u can use in Portainer to 1. manage conflicted exposed port in Template before using it 2. merge different template into 1 and delete duplicate one 3. can u sort by Title by default in Template. ut seems random by default 4. can u save ur own template inside /root 5. sometime template using old image. what tool u use to edit it beside using vi

[@drtbantha]

Nice video (as always!) Just getting started with containers after years of wrangling VMs and these have helped me figure out where to focus. (Just a heads up - you seem to have a lot of random low bass thumps in the audio track in this video.)

[@zauliuz]

Yacht for me was easier to use and understand as newbie with whole docker thing, but it stuck from time to time. So i stick with portainer.

[@skolia9876]

I use Portainer for management and for quick view of container status I use weavescope and glances.

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Skolia great shout on the other two tools. I have played around with glances but not weavescope. Will have to check it out

[@onhazrat]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🐳 Docker dashboards like Yacht and Portainer offer GUI management and configuration for Docker hosts and containers. 02:11 🛠️ Both Portainer and Yacht provide straightforward installation processes with documentation for Docker environments. 04:16 🔄 Yacht and Portainer have similar installation processes, but Yacht lacks default HTTPS setup. 07:43 🖥️ Yacht provides a graphical dashboard displaying container CPU and memory usage, making it easy to monitor container performance. 09:36 📋 Yacht offers the ability to create and manage templates and projects for Docker containers. 12:44 🚀 Portainer is more feature-rich than Yacht and includes a wide range of default templates for deploying applications. 14:30 💻 Portainer allows users to execute commands within Docker containers directly from its interface, which Yacht lacks. 15:24 🏢 Portainer provides detailed information about the Docker host and allows additional configuration settings for Docker instances. Made with HARPA AI

[@chandragie]

My usage is enough with Docker Desktop :)

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Chandra, thank you for the comment!

[@NetScalerTrainer]

Rancher?

[@ArifKamaruzaman]

I used Portainer alot and by watching this video I finally installed my first Yacht instance. I gotta say, in mobile interface Yacht is better for me. But my dashboard is not loading at all.

[@TheTran-tf5ri]

Portainer is narrowing the free features day by day.

[@majorgear1021]

That is what I’ve seen on the portainer reddit. They haven’t gone full Broadcomm yet….yet.

[@WilliamVentura]

your irl voice is text to speech

[@the-papaw]

Why in the world did Portainer remove the ability to add templates? This makes it less user-friendly to me.

[@aliharris9507]

Still there in Portainer :) Check out Custom Templates (shown under App Templates kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKSlY5espcl1j8k ) in the navigation sidebar

[@the-papaw]

@@aliharris9507 I found it a few days ago, thanks for the reply

[@SerPenTeHoK]

Yacht does not work normally) it does not work to change the password, it does not work to log out, it does not collect statistics from everything, it freezes. The approach of testing on users is finally sad.

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Sergey, I have noticed the same. Still very very buggy.

[@jay6066]

Portainer is clean

[@saberhanour5474]

so it is portainer

[@f135ta]

Why do you talk like the TikTok AI voice over thing?

[@Fun-di5vm]

Shh it's skynet testing deepfake

[@Glatze603]

Better make audio only videos, then you won't have any problem with your shifted audio track anymore :-) Seriously, you should reconsider the way you edit your audio track. Is unfortunately by far the worst video/audio quality! I won't do this to myself anymore, sorry bro!

[@m.jamilrahman4971]

yacth ux is better, but the ui is very bad. Lolipop? 😂😂

[@fedor_ado]

Яхта удалённые не обслуживает. Поэтому пока отстой.