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Swarm Management at the Speed of Thought

The terminal-UI for Docker Swarm you’ve been waiting for. Fast, keyboard-driven, and open source.

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Why SwarmCLI?

In the Kubernetes world, k9s is the gold standard for cluster management. We believe Docker Swarm users deserve the same level of quality, speed, and intuition.

"Because Swarm is not dead, it's just efficient. And it deserves better tools."

SwarmCLI translates the complexity of Docker Swarm into a sleek, keyboard-centric terminal UI. It’s built for developers who want to manage their clusters without leaving the terminal or waiting for heavy Web UIs to load.

Quickstart

Get up and running in seconds:

# macOS/Linux via Homebrew
brew tap eldara-tech/tap
brew install swarmcli

# Run it
swarmcli

Features

  • Real-time Observability: Live monitoring of Services, Tasks, Nodes, and Containers.
  • Stack Awareness: Navigate your cluster hierarchically (Stacks > Services > Tasks).
  • Instant Logs: No more docker service logs -f. Just press l on any service.
  • Secrets & Configs: Manage, rotate, and — with Pro — reveal secrets for debugging.
  • Management Actions: Scale, restart, remove, and update services with single keystrokes.
  • Zero Config: Works out-of-the-box with your local Docker engine or remote via SSH/Contexts.
  • Lightweight: Built with Go. Single static binary (< 20MB). Zero dependencies.

Installation

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/Eldara-Tech/swarmcli.git
cd swarmcli
go install

Using Docker container to build and run locally

docker build -t swarmcli-dev .
docker run --rm -it -v "$PWD":/app -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock  -w /app swarmcli-dev

or with docker compose:

docker compose run --build --rm swarmcli

Then run:

go run .

Logging

# Production (default)
$ go run .
# → writes JSON logs to  ~/.local/state/swarmcli/app.log

# Development
$ SWARMCLI_ENV=dev go run .
# → writes pretty logs to ~/.local/state/swarmcli/app-debug.log

# Optional: control verbosity
$ LOG_LEVEL=debug SWARMCLI_ENV=dev go run .

Environment variables

  • SWARMCLI_ENV: dev enables pretty debug logs (default is prod).
  • LOG_LEVEL: debug, info, warn, error, … Colorize log tails. Not perfect but simple:
sudo apt install ccze
tail -f ~/.local/state/swarmcli/app-debug.log | ccze -A

Integration tests

The logs for the integration tests can be enabled with:

TEST_LOG=1 ./test-setup/testenv.sh test

Key Bindings

Key Action
? Show Help / Cheat Sheet
:stack Navigate to Stacks
:svc Navigate to Services
:node Navigate to Nodes
:config Navigate to Config
:secret Navigate to Secret
:node Navigate to Nodes
l View Logs
s Scale Service
r Restart Service
ctrl-c Quit

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Built by the community for the community. Made with ❤️ for the Docker Swarm community.

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