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For faster access, you can directly open servers and containers by searching for them.

You can also open content such as containers, images, and volumes in separate windows.

Images can now be inspected in more detail, including their labels and associated containers.

The new navigation also supports advanced search and filtering across all content types.

First, WhaleDeck features a completely redesigned navigation. On large-screen devices, you can view up to three columns of content simultaneously. The sidebar allows you to quickly switch between servers and their components.

– Fixed an issue where statistics were truncated
– Fixed an issue where a container restart was incorrectly marked as failed

There are also smaller changes, like configuring multiple servers to share the same address and streaming logs, with even more changes waiting for you to discover.

A long-awaited feature is also finally added with version 2: reordering servers. Tap on the three dots at the top and drag the server to whichever position you want.

Also new with WhaleDeck 2 is a more detailed container view. You can now see each container's resource usage to quickly find out which container messes with your host.

Besides Home Screen widgets, WhaleDeck 2 also features lock screen widgets. Find out if your server is up, how it is utilized, and if all containers are running.

Let’s begin with widgets (iOS & macOS). WhaleDeck 2 adds a set of interactive home screen widgets for managing and monitoring your Docker servers and their containers.