I built DStack to solve a small but annoying problem I kept running into:
managing lots of Docker Compose projects scattered across different directories.
DStack is a small Bash tool that lets you run docker compose commands
from anywhere in the terminal by giving projects a name instead of cd'ing into folders.
It doesn't try to replace Docker, Compose, or orchestration tools.
It's just a lightweight convenience layer for people who live in the terminal.
I’d love feedback, especially from people with different workflows.
Hi HN,
I built DStack to solve a small but annoying problem I kept running into: managing lots of Docker Compose projects scattered across different directories.
DStack is a small Bash tool that lets you run docker compose commands from anywhere in the terminal by giving projects a name instead of cd'ing into folders.
It doesn't try to replace Docker, Compose, or orchestration tools. It's just a lightweight convenience layer for people who live in the terminal.
I’d love feedback, especially from people with different workflows.