DDC is a powerful bot and web UI to start, stop, monitor and manage your containers from any Discord server.
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DDC is optimized for each platform with dedicated repositories for the best experience
For Unraid, Docker servers and general setups
Runs in Docker Desktop on Windows
Runs on any Linux with Docker
Runs in Docker Desktop on Mac
Get told in Discord when a container stops, turns unhealthy, restarts repeatedly, runs hot on CPU or memory, or has a newer image - and let DDC restart it for you
Put containers together ("Gameserver") and start, stop, restart or schedule the whole group like a single container
DDC reaches Docker only through a built-in allowlist proxy, and the web panel can be protected with two-factor authentication and HTTPS
Real-time container status monitoring with automated status updates in Discord channels
Advanced container management with slash commands and detailed control options for admins
Configure and manage your bot through an intuitive and secure web dashboard
Show live "players online / max" for your game servers (Source/A2S, Minecraft, Satisfactory, Palworld) right in the Discord status overview
Full internationalization for Web UI and Discord Bot with instant language switching and RTL support
Follow other servers' announcement channels and read them translated in your own - DeepL, Google or Microsoft Translator
Automatically trigger container restarts based on Discord messages from game update bots
Monitor container logs in real-time directly within Discord for instant insights
Automate container operations with flexible scheduling and cron-based timing
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DockerDiscordControl provides powerful container management capabilities. Ensure proper access controls and security measures are in place before deployment in production environments.
This tool requires Docker and appropriate system permissions. Test thoroughly in development environments before production use.
DDC is provided under the MIT License. Use at your own risk. No warranty is provided for any damages or data loss.
This is an open-source project. Support is provided by the community through GitHub issues and discussions.