Releases: justone/dockviz
Releases · justone/dockviz
v0.2.2
- Add
dockviz help
subcommand, and a hint for running correctly when inside Docker. - Fix crash when partial image id is supplied. (@cswarth)
$ sha1sum dockviz_*
451276dbc4454d142e82583a9d14b39636db2b41 dockviz_darwin_amd64
f70cfa139cf72db5a557bda776eb7eb8639feb9a dockviz_linux_amd64
0400760f2365f4c8ec46990e11a86ce62bfacb37 dockviz_linux_arm
$ sha256sum dockviz_*
70626f28542497ec938f7add2714994ebf2518fcd48f89ff769df1c30773a5b3 dockviz_darwin_amd64
e9ce56bbd90feb1675377cc8397669c40a76d10e7e9f560fab284d7b43861faf dockviz_linux_amd64
8edb041869b01573107e42886375f99392f215657bc558b6cbe2af9bf3d2626f dockviz_linux_arm
$ md5sum dockviz_*
161a84365e5bcbb9d2e1aeab43092dae dockviz_darwin_amd64
d8807c03f3bbb446037b194463256eb5 dockviz_linux_amd64
ce09ebcd1ae579c429387fce53b42174 dockviz_linux_arm
v0.2.1
- Support passing repository name as starting point for
dockviz images -t
$ sha1sum dockviz_*
452b61357d898f2da260ce0f792ac97dbcbf4cf4 dockviz_darwin_amd64
149f2591f8d0cbaaf4b1f1be3fcec312dc743f72 dockviz_linux_amd64
bc269d2cc28c4c083e8c38241bbc56ba4e7d2d6b dockviz_linux_arm
$ sha256sum dockviz_*
130610621dd58104c30f5a0779d60cf6b923b922829f413718c48cfc0ed36776 dockviz_darwin_amd64
3a83194de3bb9a8971de2fcfb75d9b8a034d57e9eaa3b461179ac7ef0d99e5c8 dockviz_linux_amd64
0b11402c6df7041463b371e30f908db7a77ed227b2a9116e38e61199ab92ba2a dockviz_linux_arm
$ md5sum dockviz_*
9c5803e8296b2fb9c753d2fa5a76592d dockviz_darwin_amd64
7e39d6ca093bd5d1f579fb0e5e399e61 dockviz_linux_amd64
7b3ac197051652fdffd90c7fda969e17 dockviz_linux_arm
v0.2 Direct client access
This release brings direct client access to dockviz. In addition to supporting image and container json data on standard input, dockviz now can connect to the Docker daemon directly for the information it needs. For example, the old docker images -t
is now dockviz images -t
.
Add short summary for images
This release adds the --short
option for images, showing something like this:
nate/mongodb: latest
redis: latest
ubuntu: 12.04, precise, 12.10, quantal, 13.04, raring
This makes it easy to see an overview of your images without using up too much screen real estate.