Yacht
Yacht is a container management user interface that focuses on templates and one-click deployment.
Yacht is a container management user interface that focuses on templates and one-click deployment. It provides an experience similar to a decentralized app store, allowing anyone to create software packages for the server. Currently, Yacht's backend is being rewritten to TypeScript to attract more people to contribute. Note: 1. Default user admin@yacht.local, password pass. 2. It has its own container running environment, and port 1024-65535 has been automatically mapped. ###Main characteristics: - **Vuetify UI Framework **: Adopt modern user interface design. - ** Basic container management **: Supports basic container start, stop and management functions. - ** Template Framework **: Easily create and update containers through templates. - ** Centralized settings **: Provides centralized settings for volume management and other quality functions. - **Docker-Compose compatibility **: Supports the use of Docker-Compose files. - ** Advanced Container Management **: Allows editing and modification of container settings. ###Planning Features: - ** Container monitoring **: Monitor container status in real time. - ** Convenient container interface access **: An interface for quickly accessing container-based applications. - ** User management **: Supports multi-user management functions. - ** Planned tasks **: Supports scheduled task management. Yacht is currently compatible with Portainer templates. Users can add the template URL in the "Add Template" setting, and then the template will be read, separated into an application, and imported into the database. For ARM devices, additional configuration may be required to ensure proper operation. Yacht uses the MIT license to open source and welcomes community contributions and feedback. For more installation and usage guidelines, please visit [Yacht's Development Documentation](https://dev.yacht.sh/docs/Instalation/Getting_Started).



