Docker Swarm

Cleat monitors Docker Swarm clusters over the SSH connections you already have. There is no agent to install and no Docker API to expose — Cleat runs docker commands on a manager through an ordinary SSH session and reads the JSON back.

What makes it different from a dashboard is that Cleat already owns a terminal and a file browser. When a task fails, you can open a shell on the node it failed on, or tail that service's logs, from the row itself.

• Getting started — defining a cluster and what the SSH user needs
• What's monitored — and what deliberately isn't
• Alerting — the state machine, and why a rolling update doesn't page you
• Silences and maintenance
• Control actions — per-cluster read-only, confirmation, the audit trail
• Delivery channels — toasts, notifications, sound, webhooks, commands
• Troubleshooting