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fjordWeb UI for managing container compose stacks
0.3.2sysutilsΣ=0 Package not present on quarterly.This port was created during this quarter. It will be in the next quarterly branch but not the current one.
fjord is a web management interface and daemon for running OCI container
applications natively on FreeBSD, as Compose stacks. Delivered as a single
self-contained binary with an embedded web UI, it manages stack lifecycles,
storage, networks and application catalogs using standard compose.yaml and
.env files directly on the filesystem with zero database lock-in.
Features:
- Dual-engine runtime: orchestrate stacks via Podman (with ocijail) or
native FreeBSD jails via AppJail (appjail-director).
- Filesystem source of truth: stacks are plain directories containing
standard compose.yaml and .env files.
- Workload adoption: convert existing standalone containers or jails into
managed Compose stacks in place.
- Automated host diagnostics: pre-flight checks verify engine binaries,
API sockets, and PF firewall anchors with copyable fixes.
- Integrated application catalog for one-click stack deployments.
===> The following configuration options are available for fjord-0.3.2:
====> Container engines (at least one): you have to choose at least one of them
APPJAIL=on: AppJail engine (appjail, appjail-director)
PODMAN=on: Podman engine (podman, podman-compose)
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
sysutils/fjord: New port: Web UI for managing container compose stacks
fjord is a web management interface and daemon for running OCI container
applications natively on FreeBSD, as Compose stacks. Delivered as a single
self-contained binary with an embedded web UI, it manages stack lifecycles,
storage, networks and application catalogs using standard compose.yaml and
.env files directly on the filesystem with zero database lock-in.
Features:
- Dual-engine runtime: orchestrate stacks via Podman (with ocijail) or
native FreeBSD jails via AppJail (appjail-director).
- Filesystem source of truth: stacks are plain directories containing
standard compose.yaml and .env files.
- Workload adoption: convert existing standalone containers or jails into
managed Compose stacks in place.
- Automated host diagnostics: pre-flight checks verify engine binaries,
API sockets, and PF firewall anchors with copyable fixes.
- Integrated application catalog for one-click stack deployments.
WWW: https://fjord.daemonless.io
PR: 299073