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Dockhand 1.0.39 new update! Important bug fixes for Docker users on Synology and UGREEN NAS 🚀
Dockhand, a popular Docker management tool on NAS, has released update version 1.0.39, fixing several important bugs, such as issues with stack deployment, dashboard display, and backing up stacks with long paths, to improve usage stability.
📌 Summary of important points:
- Dockhand, a popular Docker management tool, released a new update version 1.0.39 to fix the issue of stack deployment with relative bind mounts failing
- Fix the bug of pending-update display on the dashboard correctly after redeploying the stack along with pulling the new image
- Improve the Stack backup system to work smoothly without failing when encountering files with paths longer than 100 bytes
Good news for Docker users on NAS! Dockhand, a modern Docker management tool that is gaining popularity, has released its latest update, version 1.0.39. This version focuses on fixing several important bugs to improve stability and provide a better user experience, especially for those installed on Synology, UGREEN, and ASUSTOR NAS.
🔧 Fix details in version 1.0.39
This update has fixed issues that some users encountered while using the previous version (1.0.38), with the main fixes as follows:
1. Fix Regression: Fix the issue where deploying a stack with bind mounts set using a relative path fails, which is a problem affecting various types of automation
2. Fix Dashboard Badge: Fix the bug where the Dashboard page still shows the 'pending-update' status even after redeploying the stack and pulling the new version of the image. Now the status will update correctly immediately.
3. Fix Stack Backups: Fix errors that cause Stack backups to fail when the Stack contains files nested in multiple layers and paths longer than 100 bytes, which will make backups more reliable.
🚀 What is Dockhand?
For those who are not yet familiar, Dockhand is a self-hosted platform for managing Docker that comes with a modern and easy-to-use web interface. It is suitable for home labs, small businesses, and even enterprise-level organizations. Its key feature is making container management, stack deployment, and system observability easy, whether it's starting/stopping/restarting containers, using the web terminal, managing files, a visual compose editor, GitOps auto-sync, viewing metrics and logs, or supporting OIDC/SSO authentication, MFA, and vulnerability scanning. It can be used for free for life for personal users.
This update reinforces the development team's commitment to improving Dockhand into the best Docker management tool for NAS and personal server users. Those who are using it can update to the latest version immediately.
💬 Who here is using Dockhand to manage Docker on a NAS? Which features do you particularly like, or what additional features would you like to see? Feel free to share!