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[Script request]: What's Up Docker (WUD) #17884
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Application Name
What's up Docker?
Official Website
https://getwud.app/
Source Repository
https://github.com/getwud/wud
Repository Stars
4000
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Description
[Script request]: What's Up Docker (WUD)
Application Name
What's Up Docker (WUD)
Website
https://getwud.app/
GitHub Repository
https://github.com/getwud/wud
Description
I would like to request a Proxmox VE Helper-Script for What's Up Docker (WUD).
WUD is an open-source, self-hosted container update monitoring and automation platform. It monitors Docker containers, detects available image updates, tracks image versions, and supports notifications and automated update triggers.
It would be a useful addition to the Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts collection, particularly for users managing multiple Docker environments.
Requested Features
getwud/wudimage.3000.updatecommand.Suggested Default Resources
Additional Notes
Ideally, the script should support monitoring Docker hosts running in other Proxmox LXC containers or VMs through securely configured remote Docker connections.
Remote Docker access should use TLS authentication or
Why should this be added?
What's Up Docker (WUD) would be a valuable addition to Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts because it provides centralized monitoring of Docker container image updates through a lightweight and user-friendly web interface.
Many Proxmox users run Docker containers across multiple LXC containers and VMs. WUD makes it easier to track outdated images, receive notifications, and automate updates from a single dashboard.
Adding a dedicated installation script would simplify deployment, configuration, and maintenance while integrating WUD into the existing Proxmox Helper-Scripts ecosystem.
It would be especially useful for homelab environments managing multiple Docker hosts, improving visibility, security, and overall container maintenance.
Installation Notes
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