Moor
demoA desired-state control plane for Docker compose stacks
Moor brings Kubernetes-style reconciliation to the compose stacks everyone actually runs: it continuously compares your compose file against the real Docker Engine API, classifies every divergence as drift or intended change, alerts in Slack-webhook format, and in auto mode repairs the environment in seconds with an immutable audit trail.
No mock code — the reconciler talks to the real Docker Engine API; the repo includes the full PRD and cited research. Last verified 2026-10-07.
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Install
git clone https://github.com/adventurewave-labs/moor-demo && cd moor-demo && make setupHow it works
Desired state (docker-compose.yml) and live state (Docker Engine API) feed an observe → diff → plan → act control loop: every divergence is classified as drift (reality moved) or intended change (the declaration moved), reported as a drift report with Slack-webhook alerts, and — in auto mode — remediated in seconds while writing an immutable audit trail. make setup then make demo runs a narrated five-act demo in about three minutes.