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Veyra Container Studio

Docker in VS Code, made easy.

See and control your containers, images, volumes and Docker Compose projects without leaving your editor. Live logs, a shell, CPU and memory, one-click cleanup, and Build and Compose Up buttons right in your files. Free, with no account.

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flightcoders.veyra-docker · v1.0.0 · Free · MIT · Windows, macOS, Linux

The Docker Dashboard: running containers with live CPU and memory bars, disk use, and a cleanup section that can free about 3 GB
FEATURES

The Docker things you do every day. In your editor.

One sidebar

Containers, images, volumes and networks, with Compose projects grouped and running containers first. It updates by itself as Docker changes.

Live logs

For one container or a whole Compose project, with service colours, filtering, timestamps and a Problems only switch. Copy or save them.

Shell and ports

Open a shell inside any running container in one click, or open its published port straight in your browser.

Live CPU and memory

The Dashboard shows what every running container uses, updated every few seconds, with busy ones in orange.

Disk cleanup

See how much space images, containers and build cache take, and free it in one click. Named volumes are always kept.

Compose in your file

Compose Up, Rebuild, Down and Logs above every compose.yaml, and an Up button above each service.

Build and Run

Above every Dockerfile. Ports from EXPOSE are published for you, so EXPOSE 3000 opens on localhost:3000.

Dockerfile checks

Catches unpinned latest tags, apt-get without -y, secrets in ENV, ADD instead of COPY, running as root and more, with quick fixes.

Errors in plain words

"Port 8080 is already in use." "Docker is not running", with a button that starts Docker Desktop.

The Containers view with a Compose project and its services with ports, a crashed container in red, and images with sizes
Live logs for a Compose project with coloured service names, timestamps and an error highlighted
START YOUR APP IN ONE CLICK

Build, run and fix, right in your files.

  • Compose Up above compose.yaml, plus Up for each service. Output shows in VS Code's terminal, and the logs are one click away.
  • Build and Run above a Dockerfile, with the ports from EXPOSE published for you.
  • Checks as you type explain what to change and why, with quick fixes for the common ones.
  • Safe by default. Building and starting projects is turned off in untrusted folders.
compose.yaml▶ Compose Up Rebuild ■ Down Logs
services:
▶ Up api
api: build: .
▶ Up db
db: image: postgres:16
A Dockerfile with Build and Run buttons and underlined mistakes, a compose file with Compose Up buttons, and the Problems list with quick fixes
INSTALL

Ready in a minute.

  1. Download the .vsix (95 KB).
  2. In VS Code, press Ctrl+Shift+P and run Extensions: Install from VSIX…, then choose the file.
  3. Start Docker Desktop, then click the Docker icon in the Activity Bar.

Try it: open a project with a compose.yaml and click ▶ Compose Up. Coming to the Visual Studio Marketplace soon.

Command PaletteDocker: Open Dashboard
Docker: Clean Up Disk Space…
Docker: Run Image…
Docker: Compose Up
Docker: Build and Run
Right-click a container: Logs, Shell, Stop, Remove
FAQ

Questions

Is Veyra Container Studio free?

Yes. It is free and MIT licensed, with no account and no telemetry.

What do I need?

VS Code 1.85 or newer and Docker: Docker Desktop on Windows and macOS, or Docker Engine on Linux, with Docker Compose v2. Container Studio uses the docker command on your computer, so your current Docker context works too, including remote ones.

How is it different from other Docker extensions?

It puts the things you check every day in one place: live logs you can filter, CPU and memory per container, disk cleanup that shows what you will free, one-click Compose and Build buttons in your files, Dockerfile checks with fixes, and errors explained in plain words.

Can cleanup delete my data?

Cleanup asks before every step and says what is kept. Volume cleanup only deletes unused anonymous volumes; named volumes, which usually hold databases, are never deleted by it.

Is it safe to open someone else’s project?

In Restricted Mode (an untrusted folder) you can still manage your containers, but building images and starting Compose projects from that folder is turned off, because they run code from it.

More for VS Code: Veyra MCP Studio, Veyra API Client, Veyra Port Manager and Veyra npm IntelliSense.

Docker is a trademark of Docker, Inc. Veyra Container Studio is an independent extension and is not made or endorsed by Docker, Inc.

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