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Docker Compose Deployment

Deploy services locally using Docker Compose for development and testing.

Overview​

Each service in the docker/ directory has its own docker-compose.yml file, allowing you to deploy services independently.

Available Services​

  • authn/ - Authentik SSO
  • bytebase/ - Database schema management
  • chat/ - Stoat (Revolt) chat server
  • dashy/ - Dashboard (deprecated, use Glance)
  • glance/ - Modern dashboard
  • gitlab/ - GitLab instance
  • kestra/ - Workflow automation
  • mailer/ - Mail server (Stalwart)
  • monitoring/ - Monitoring stack
  • notes/ - Notesnook
  • nextcloud/ - Nextcloud
  • postgresql/ - PostgreSQL database
  • secrets/ - Vault
  • syncthing/ - Syncthing file sync
  • teamcity/ - TeamCity CI/CD
  • trilium/ - Trilium notes
  • valkey/ - Valkey (Redis-compatible cache)
  • vaultwarden/ - Vaultwarden password manager

Quick Start​

Deploy a Single Service​

cd docker/<service-name>
docker-compose up -d

Deploy Multiple Services​

# Deploy all services
for dir in docker/*/; do
  cd "$dir"
  docker-compose up -d
  cd ../..
done

Configuration​

Each service may require environment variables or configuration files:

  1. Check the service's README.md for specific requirements
  2. Copy .env.example to .env if available
  3. Update configuration files as needed

Accessing Services​

Services are typically accessible on:

  • http://localhost:<port> - Check each service's README for the port
  • Some services use Traefik/Caddy for routing

Stopping Services​

cd docker/<service-name>
docker-compose down

Troubleshooting​

Check Service Logs​

cd docker/<service-name>
docker-compose logs -f

Check Service Status​

docker-compose ps

Restart a Service​

docker-compose restart <service-name>

Next Steps​