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Unraid Deck App Update: Full Support for Unraid 7.3.0 Beta-1 Docker API, Native Logs, and Batch Actions

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on adapting Unraid Deck to the Docker API changes introduced in Unraid 7.3.0 Beta-1, and the main compatibility work is now basically done.

The app now fully supports the new Docker API features added in the 7.3 beta, while still maintaining backward compatibility with older Unraid versions.

Here’s what’s been completed so far:

1. Native Docker Logs in the App

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You can now view container logs directly inside the app through the new API, so there’s no longer a need to create symlinks manually from the terminal like before.

One thing I’ve noticed is that the current API implementation still seems a little inconsistent in some cases, and the log output may not always match the Unraid WebUI exactly. I’ll keep watching this as Unraid continues refining the API.

2. Container Update and Batch Actions

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Support has also been added for updating individual containers directly from the app.

On top of that, batch actions are now available for Docker containers, including:

  • Batch Update

  • Batch Pause

  • Batch Resume

This makes it a lot easier to manage multiple containers from your phone without having to switch back to the WebUI.

3. Better Docker Query Performance

Another big improvement in the new API is support for querying a single container directly.

This makes Docker-related requests much more efficient on the app side, especially when loading container details. For users running a larger number of containers, the difference should be pretty noticeable in day-to-day use.

At this point, most of the major Docker API changes introduced in the 7.3 beta have already been handled in Unraid Deck.

Development is wrapping up now, and if everything goes smoothly, I’m planning to push the update sometime next week.

If you’re already running the 7.3 beta, keep an eye out for the next release.

And as always, if you have suggestions or feedback, feel free to leave a review on the App Store. I do read them, and they genuinely help me improve the app.

Thanks for the support, and happy self-hosting.

Download Link: Unraid Deck

Official Site: unraid.mccray.app

Edited by mccray

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