Roadmap

DockLog already covers day-to-day Docker admin on a single host: logs, RBAC, notifications, and alerts. The items below are what we are building next. There are no dates attached. Order can change based on feedback.

Available today

Shipped in v1.0 and documented across the rest of this guide.

• Live log streaming

  Available

  Tail stdout and stderr over WebSocket from any container you can access.

• RBAC and audit log

  Available

  Per-user container patterns, action flags, and a SQLite audit trail.

• Webhook notifications

  Available

  Slack, Teams, Discord, and custom HTTPS endpoints from the admin UI.

• Alert rules

  Available

  Log, event, and metric rules with throttling and notification routing.

• Host and container metrics

  Available

  CPU and memory with about 30 days of history stored in SQLite.

• Native companion apps

  Available

  Android, Windows, and Linux clients that connect to servers you host.

Planned work

Not started or still early. Multi-host is the current focus area.

• Multi-host

  Next up

  Switch between Docker daemons from one UI. Today each instance talks to one engine via DOCKER_HOST. Agent subcommands are the first step toward fleet mode.

• Kubernetes

  Planned

  Pod logs and workload views without mounting the Docker socket on the cluster.

• Email delivery

  Planned

  SMTP notifications alongside the webhook channels that ship today.

• Compose stacks

  Planned

  Deploy and update Compose projects from the UI, not just watch containers they already started.

• Richer metrics

  Planned

  Disk and network stats with longer retention. CPU and memory only for now.

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