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Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.

Prerequisites

  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy

How pieces fit together

flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T
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  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).

Repository layout

PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress

Folder-level notes:

  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.

Environment variables & secrets

  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.

Running a stack (typical)

From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:

docker compose up -d

If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.

Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:

  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).

Kubernetes

Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.

Security & operations notes

  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.
Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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Docker stacks & Kubernetes snippets
Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.
Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
About
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Docker stacks & Kubernetes snippets
Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.
Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
About
Docker Compose stacks and Kubernetes snippets for self-hosted services, reverse proxies, databases, and dev tooling.
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Readme
MIT license
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Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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Docker stacks & Kubernetes snippets
Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.
Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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GitHub - rutvik24/docker: Docker Compose stacks and Kubernetes snippets for self-hosted services, reverse proxies, databases, and dev tooling. · GitHub
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Docker stacks & Kubernetes snippets
Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.
Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
About
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Readme
MIT license
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GitHub - rutvik24/docker: Docker Compose stacks and Kubernetes snippets for self-hosted services, reverse proxies, databases, and dev tooling. · GitHub
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Docker stacks & Kubernetes snippets
Personal collection of Docker Compose definitions and a few Kubernetes manifests for reverse proxies, databases, dev environments, and self-hosted tools. Stacks are meant to be copied, trimmed, or adapted—most assume a shared Docker network for Traefik (or compatible) ingress.
Prerequisites
  • Docker and Docker Compose v2+
  • For TLS via Traefik: DNS/API tokens or HTTP challenge reachability, depending on resolver (see traefik/data/traefik.yml)
  • Many services attach to an external network named proxy (create once before starting dependent stacks):
docker network create proxy
How pieces fit together
flowchart LR
subgraph edge [Edge]
T[Traefik or Caddy / NPM]
end
subgraph stacks [Compose stacks]
A[Apps]
D[(Databases)]
U[Utilities]
end
T --> A
A --> D
stacks --> T

Loading
  • Traefik (traefik/) reads the Docker socket, applies labels on containers, and can load extra file configs from traefik/data/configs/. Static config lives in traefik/data/traefik.yml (entrypoints, ACME resolvers, logging, trusted IPs).
  • Alternative proxies: caddy/, proxy/ (nginx-proxy + ACME companion), db-traefik/, waf/.
  • Stacks that expose HTTP(S) typically join the proxy network and set Traefik labels (or virtual host env vars for nginx-proxy).
Repository layout
PathPurpose
traefik/Traefik reverse proxy, dashboard, Cloudflare DNS challenge env (CFAPI), basic auth for dashboard
caddy/Caddy reverse proxy
proxy/nginx-proxy + acme-companion (Let’s Encrypt)
db-traefik/Traefik-oriented DB / related compose
waf/WAF layer in front of services
cloudflare-tunnel/Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for exposing services without opening ports
laravel/Full Laravel dev stack: PHP-FPM, Nginx, MySQL, Redis, Mailpit, Composer service
node-app/Small Node/Bun app with its own compose.yml
nginx/Nginx with static html/
postgres/, mysql/Database-only stacks
adminer/, adminer-2/Database admin UI
cloudbeaver/Web SQL client / analytics
mailpit/SMTP capture and web UI for local mail
n8n/Workflow automation (Traefik labels, env for host/TZ)
vaultwarden/Bitwarden-compatible server
shlink/URL shortener
qdrant/Vector database
pi-hole/DNS ad-blocking
watchtower/Automatic container image updates
dockscope/Visual Docker dashboard (3D graph, metrics, logs, terminal)
pdf-editor/PDF tooling stack
authorizer/Auth-related service
kali/, kali-rdp/, ubuntu-rdp/Desktop / security lab containers (RDP)
kubernetes/Example server-manager deployment, service, ingress
Folder-level notes:
  • traefik/README.md — basic auth hash for Traefik dashboard, .env setup, Cloudflare token permissions.
  • laravel/Readme.md — Laravel-specific Docker usage.
Environment variables & secrets
  • Do not commit real .env files or certificate stores; this repo’s .gitignore excludes common paths (*.env in many trees, certs, data in some cases, etc.). Use each stack’s .env.example when present (e.g. traefik/.env.example, cloudflare-tunnel/.env.example, n8n/.env.example).
  • Replace hostnames, email addresses, and ACME resolver settings in traefik/data/traefik.yml and in compose labels to match your domain and infrastructure.
  • For Traefik dashboard protection, generate an htpasswd line and put the escaped value in your env file as documented in traefik/README.md.
Running a stack (typical)
From the directory that contains compose.yaml / compose.yml:
docker compose up -d
If the file uses networks: proxy: external: true, ensure the proxy network exists and that Traefik (or your chosen edge proxy) is on the same network.
Order of operations for a Traefik-based lab:
  1. Create proxy network (once).
  2. Start traefik/ (configure traefik/data/traefik.yml, certs/acme.json permissions, and .env).
  3. Start individual app stacks; enable routing with traefik.enable=true and router/service labels as in examples (e.g. n8n/compose.yml).
Kubernetes
Manifests under kubernetes/ are examples (deployment, service, ingress). They are independent of Compose; apply with kubectl only after adjusting namespaces, images, and ingress class to match your cluster.
Security & operations notes
  • Review published ports in each compose file before running on a public host; bind to 127.0.0.1 where appropriate (see n8n as an example).
  • Prefer read-only roots and no-new-privileges where already modeled (e.g. Traefik service).
  • Rotate API tokens (Cloudflare, etc.) if this repo was ever shared with real credentials in history—treat compose labels and static YAML as configuration, not secret storage.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
About
Docker Compose stacks and Kubernetes snippets for self-hosted services, reverse proxies, databases, and dev tooling.
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
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Watchers
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