A VS Code Extension for automatically start docker containers required for the current workspace.
Currently, there is no way to start docker containers while opening a workspace or switching to another. We may end up with an extra step of running a command or manually starting via UI. This issue can be solved using Docker Run.
- Automatically start containers for the current workspace
- Automatically stop non-related containers for the current workspace
- Support for start all and stop all containers for current workspace
- Configurable via VS Code settings,
.dockerrcfile and commands - Control and view container state from the status bar
- Perfect companion extension for vscode docker
To install the extension, open the extensions view, search for docker run to filter results and select Docker Run extension.
- Once installed we can configure the extension using the wizard that will show automatically every time you open a project.
- You can see the status of containers and configure the extension via the status bar.
- You can also use commands for configuring the extension