If you’ve ever spent time working with Docker, you know the command line is powerful but not always fun. Typing out long commands, switching between logs, and trying to keep track of multiple containers quickly turns into a chore. That’s why a lot of people (myself included) eventually look for something friendlier, and that’s where Docker control panels come in. Think of them as dashboards for your containers. Instead of juggling everything through the CLI, you get a clean, visual interface where you can launch apps, check performance, manage storage, …