ssh-docker-volumes

List and inspect Docker volumes on remote SSH hosts.

6|Updated Apr 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Nightreaver/python-ssh-mcp --skill ssh-docker-volumes
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Skill: ssh-docker-volumes
Source: https://github.com/Nightreaver/python-ssh-mcp/tree/main/skills/ssh-docker-volumes
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Nightreaver/python-ssh-mcp --skill ssh-docker-volumes

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies the management of Docker volumes on remote hosts by providing a means to list all volumes or inspect a specific volume by name.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • List Docker Volumes: Get a comprehensive view of all volumes available on a host.
  • Inspect Docker Volume: Dive into the details of a specific volume, including driver, labels, and mountpoint.
  • Use Case: When managing multiple hosts and containers, quickly check which volumes are mounted where and what they contain.

Quick Start

Use the ssh-docker-volumes skill to list all Docker volumes on 'docker1'.

Frequently Asked Questions about ssh-docker-volumes

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I list Docker volumes on a remote host with SSH access?

To list Docker volumes on a remote host with SSH access, you can execute Docker volume list commands over an SSH connection to retrieve a comprehensive inventory of all volumes available on the specified server. This provides a full view of remote storage.

How do I inspect a specific Docker volume on a remote Linux server?

To inspect a Docker volume on a remote Linux server, you execute the Docker inspect command via SSH to retrieve detailed metadata for the specified volume, including its driver, labels, and mountpoint path.

Can I check Docker volume mountpoints across multiple hosts during remote management?

Yes, you can check Docker volume mountpoints across multiple hosts by connecting to each remote server via SSH and listing or inspecting the volumes to quickly see which volumes are mounted where and what they contain.

Do I need local Docker access to inspect remote Docker volumes?

No, you do not need local Docker access to inspect remote Docker volumes if you have SSH access to the target host. The process interacts directly with the remote SSH server to execute Docker volume commands without requiring a local Docker daemon.

What details can I get when I inspect Docker volumes over SSH?

When you inspect Docker volumes over SSH, you get detailed metadata including the volume driver, configured labels, and the exact mountpoint directory path on the remote host's file system.

What is the best way to manage Docker volumes on remote hosts without logging in directly?

The best way to manage Docker volumes on remote hosts without direct login is using SSH to execute Docker volume commands remotely, allowing you to inventory all volumes and inspect specific storage details for Docker orchestration tasks.