DockerStacks 1.1.0

Custom domain name support added along with port
Access stacks urls using your-project-name.stacks.run or by localhost:port
Dynamic document root to support various Framework/ CMS

Post Installation checks

Before starting the app make sure you've docker running and have docker-compose installed

MacOS

MacOS will warn about the downloaded file as it's not a signed version. To fix the problem click on the Apple logo, System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General Tab.
You should see a confirmation to allow the app to run.

DockerStacks 1.0.3

Linux versions are available now!

Post Installation checks

Before starting the app make sure you've docker running and have docker-compose installed

MacOS

MacOS will warn about the downloaded file as it's not a signed version. To fix the problem click on the Apple logo, System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General Tab.
You should see a confirmation to allow the app to run.

Linux

Follow the instructions here (https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/#manage-docker-as-a-non-root-user) to run docker without root privileges. DockerStacks requires docker to run without the "sudo" command.

DockerStacks 1.0.2

A better view of the terminal is added, docker logs now uses -f to stream logs. Reduced app size.

DockerStacks 1.0.1

Few minor changes along with a new logo

DockerStacks 1.0.0

MacOS will warn about the downloaded file as it's not a signed version, this is a developer preview. Before starting the app make sure you've docker running and have docker-compose installed