Hi r/selfhosted,

since my last post I've cleaned my repository on GitHub with various Docker Compose examples. I've added a clean readme, issue templates and also short descriptions for each currently available compose project (aligned to the popular awesome-selfhosted repo).

I'll update the repository regularly if I come across bugs or something note-worthy. For example, if a cool project does not yet provide a docker-compose.yml or if the setup is a bit more complicated, combining various docker images with required config files etc. (like traefik or a grafana monitoring stack combining multiple images like promtail, influxdb, telegraf and so on).

Feel free to check it out if you haven't yet:

https://github.com/Haxxnet/Compose-Examples

If you have any missing compose examples that are not easily publicly available or already documented well enough by the project maintainer, feel free to issue PRs or open an issue with a request for a missing compose example. Happy to help out and extend the examples.

Cheers!

I created a docker compose example just for fun - it has a full stack of frontend, backend and database just as a way to learn more about docker compose.

I have no idea if anything is interested but posting it anyway (just my shout in the void I guess). If anyone has problems to compile it, just write.

https://github.com/sashoalm/docker-compose-example

This project shows how to create a full stack - Angular frontend (folder my-frontend), C# backend (folder my-backend), and MySQL database (folder my-database), and wire them together using Docker compose. There is an nginx reverse proxy (folder my-proxy) which routes traffic to the frontend and backend. To build and run it, just run "docker compose up" at the project's root folder. The server will be available at http://localhost:8080

When running, it shows just one table which displays numbers. You can add numbers. The frontend calls the backend, which stores the numbers in the database. The database is seeded with seed.sql.