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Homepage (https://github.com/gethomepage/homepage) works fairly well for that use case imho.
If you're running it on a separate server you would have to expose the docker API to it, which you might not want to do. It might be easier to just run it on the same server and proxy it from the bps.
That’s what I was planning to do to configure it. Glad to hear that was the right plan.
And I’ll definitely check out homepage—thank you so much for your reply!
Homepage is awesome
I haven't researched this, but my gut tells me one should be able to connect the two servers via Wireguard (direct tunnel, tailscale, zerotier, what have you) and discretely access the docker api without making it publicly available.