Change log
2026-06-12
- Implementation of a new deployment workflow for documentation
- Dependency update
2025-04-18
- Corrections to the panel: some translations were not applied
- Dependency update
2025-02-22
- Dependency update
- Icon update
2024-09-16
- Optimizations
- Dependency update
- Translation of the plugin into English, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese
- Added commands for container-type devices: Health Status, Running, Paused, Restarting, Dead, OOMKilled (See documentation)
- Debian 11 or later required
2023-05-20
- Added information about the latest available version of Portainer.io to the health page (requires Portainer.io >= 2.17) + message in the message center
- Improvements to password fields
- Jeedom v4.4 compatibility
- Added links to the beta documentation
2022-10-17
- Update to the commands interface for Jeedom v4.3
2022-07-15
- Update to internal libraries
2022-02-09
- Added a table-style view of the equipment list for Jeedom 4.2
2021-08-21
- Added a Status command for devices of the agent and docker types
- Fixed a synchronization issue when an endpoint is offline
2021-05-19
- Added support for Portainer instances of the agent type
- Added info commands that return the number of containers, volumes, images, services, and stacks on agent and docker devices of type agent and docker
2021-02-08
- Adding a Public URL command to the Docker device
- Added a display of the image used for the container to the device configuration page
- Fixed an issue where containers were displayed twice on the dashboard when multiple Docker instances were used (you must force a manual sync for the health page to display the correct information after updating the plugin)
2021-01-06
- New layout for the list of devices by category: Docker & Containers
2020-12-02
- New layout for the list of items
- Improvements to the layout of the device configuration and commands
2020-09-06
- Fixed the “refresh” command on Docker-type devices—it wasn’t working
- Added the Portainer version number to the health page
- Added an option in the plugin settings to choose the automatic synchronization mode
2020-08-22
- New health page displaying an overview of all containers and allowing you to perform all basic actions (similar to the “Containers” page on portainer.io)
- A new panel (which must be enabled in the plugin settings) displays the same information and actions as the status page.
- Added a configuration option to the plugin that lets you set the default parent object to be used when creating a new container; this will save you from having to do it manually every time.
- During synchronization, the plugin will automatically enable and disable the Jeedom devices corresponding to the containers, depending on whether or not they exist on Docker, to make managing your containers easier and provide greater clarity.
- When a container is destroyed and recreated on Docker, the plugin will no longer create a new Jeedom device but will update the existing device if it finds it (the new container must have the same name and be on the same Docker instance as the old one); this will also significantly reduce the maintenance required on the Jeedom side.
- Added network information commands for containers (IP, MAC, gateway)
- Added a list of ports published by the container with a link to it (visible in the device settings as well as on the new summary page)
- When you delete a Jeedom device, the logs associated with the containers will also be deleted from your Jeedom to facilitate maintenance.
- “Docker”-type devices will have a different icon than “Container”-type devices to improve visibility.
2020-03-30
- Relocation of documentation
2020-03-19
Added an option to capture stdout and stderr output during device synchronization. You must return to the device page and save the configuration to enable this option.
2020-03-10
First version
Documentation
See the documentation