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Composing

Here you will find a selection of docker compose files that, for those wanting to get into self-hosting, might find useful.

This is a summary of docker-compose repos I have created in the past, along with a few new useful services and updates to existing services.

To use, you simply need Docker, Docker-Compose. It works best if can forward ports 443 and 80 in you router to your server device and have a domain that uses CloudFlare DNS (other provides are normally still easy to change to with træfik).

Services

Each service has a short description in their directory. Below is a list of all services, existing here now, and to exist here in the near future.

  • Ingress Service (træfik) - here
  • Container Manager (portainer) - here
  • Image Auto-Updater (watchtower) - here
  • Blogging Platform (ghost - works well with Ulysses Note Editor) - here
  • Notification Platform (gotify) - here
  • Time/Wage Manager (titra) - here
  • Torrent Downloader (transmission) -here
  • Usenet Downloader (sabnzbd) - here
  • TV Show Download Automator (sonarr) - here
  • Film Download Automator (radarr) - here
  • Music Download Automator (lidarr) - here
  • Transcoder (tdarr) - here
  • Media Server (plex... for now) - here
  • Media Server Monitor (tautulli) - here
  • Media Server Manager (organizr v2)
  • Media Request Manager (ombi) - here
  • Container Monitor (cadvisor) - here
  • Node Monitor (prom node monitor) - here
  • Time Series DB (prometheus) - here
  • Stats Graph Tool (grafana) - here
  • Dashboard (coming soon....!)
  • Self Hosted Git (gitea) - here
  • Self Hosted Cloud (nextcloud)

Usage

To run any of these services, I suggest the use of Træfik! To set this up, navigate to the traefik directory and run:

docker network create traefik-network
docker-compose up -d

(Remember to create the .env file for the træfik system first!!)

Beyond this, each directory contains a docker compose file and and an example .env file. Modify the env, using values appropriate to your setup, then simply run the following in the directory:

docker-compose up -d