Should I use a graphical user interface (GUI) to work with Docker?

Question

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The JetBrains IDE editors have a handy graphical module for working with Git.
I know how to work with Git, but JetBrains shows the difference in commits much more clearly.
Should I use something similar for Docker?
Has anyone used it? How convenient will it be?

Answer 1

Everything is the same as with the git - if, for example, run through phpStorm, then everything will be a little clearer. The files, the containers themselves, and something else will be visible. However, all these are trifles and sometimes it is easier to run everything through the console - although, here it is subjective, I personally did not use the graphic module in the IDE, although I use the same git.
In other words, a matter of taste

Answer 2

Not quite a correct comparison, the tasks are fundamentally different for Git and Docker. Docker is more about writing configs than executing commands. Want more visibility and dig into the GUI? I recommend Portainer , cool stuff.